2026-03-06
As the digital transformation of healthcare accelerates, hospital data centers have become the “digital heart” supporting core systems such as HIS (Hospital Information System), LIS (Laboratory Information Management System), and PACS (Picture Archiving and Communication System). Their reliability, energy efficiency, and deployment speed directly impact the quality of medical services. Recently, for a newly built key medical and nursing care complex hospital, Delta successfully deployed its Easy-Series micro module data center solution. Leveraging its prefabricated, highly reliable, and low-energy core advantages, Delta has helped build a green, intelligent data center, laying a solid digital foundation for integrated medical and nursing services.
**Medical-Nursing Integration: Data Center as the “Core Foundation”**
With a total construction area of 201,600 square meters, this “medical and nursing complex” hospital is a key local livelihood project. Upon completion, it will integrate elderly care, specialized medical services, and comprehensive diagnosis and treatment, providing full-cycle medical and nursing services to nearby residents while supporting the upgrade of the regional healthcare system. The client clearly specified that the new data center must have three key capabilities — strong computing power, high security, and low energy consumption — while meeting the requirement for “short delivery cycles.”
**Traditional Computer Room Bottlenecks**
During preliminary research, the client experienced the drawbacks of traditional computer room solutions, with pain points concentrated in five areas:
1. **Long construction cycles:** The entire process of design, civil works, equipment installation, and commissioning takes 6–12 months, making it difficult to meet urgent delivery timelines.
2. **Space limitations:** The computer room requires dedicated space, special load-bearing structures, and large access passages.
3. **Complex O&M:** Mixed equipment and the lack of a unified monitoring platform lead to slow fault response, increasing manual O&M costs.
4. **Low energy efficiency:** PUE typically exceeds 1.8; inefficient air conditioners and UPS units result in high long-term electricity bills.
5. **Difficult expansion:** Future expansion requires rewiring and retrofitting power distribution and cooling systems, potentially disrupting existing operations.
**Solution: Easy-Series Micro Module — A Custom Medical-Grade Data Center**
To address medical scenario requirements, Delta provided the Easy-Series micro module data center solution. It deeply integrates UPS, precision air conditioners, power distribution units, racks, airflow containment, and DCIM (Data Center Infrastructure Management) into a “plug-and-play, high-availability, low-PUE, easy-maintenance” new paradigm. The solution fully complies with GB50174 Class A/B standards, and its core design is tailored to medical environments.
– **High Reliability**
– Modular DPH series UPS with dual-bus redundant architecture supporting N+1 or 2N configurations, ensuring reliable operation of critical applications such as operating rooms, imaging systems, and HIS.
– Emergency cooling mechanism automatically activates under abnormal environmental conditions, protecting IT equipment.
– **Green & Energy Saving**
– Inverter-controlled in-row air conditioners paired with airflow containment system isolate hot/cold aisles, improving air conditioner efficiency by 30%.
– UPS light-load high-efficiency technology (>95% efficiency at 30% load) adapts to hospitals’ non-24/7 full-load characteristics.
– Overall PUE < 1.3, saving 20–30% on electricity compared to traditional computer rooms — up to millions of yuan per year for a single hospital.
– **Rapid Deployment**
– 90% factory prefabrication rate: UPS, air conditioners, power distribution, and monitoring systems are integrated and tested in the factory; on-site work is reduced to “assembly + power-on,” with installation cycle ≤ 30 days — a 70% reduction in construction time.
– Wireless temperature/humidity sensors reduce installation workload by 90% and avoid contaminating the hospital’s clean environment.
– **Intelligent O&M**
– Integrated equipment with DCIM system enables 24/7 centralized monitoring (covering UPS, air conditioners, temperature/humidity, water leakage, access control, etc.).
– Supports intelligent alarm push (automatic fault notification via SMS/email), reducing average fault response time to within 15 minutes, cutting O&M labor by 40%, and lowering training costs by 50%.
**Outcome: Breaking Through Traditional Limitations**
After completion, the Easy-Series micro module has comprehensively overcome the constraints of traditional computer rooms in terms of construction, cost, O&M, energy efficiency, and scalability:
– **30–50% savings** in initial investment, eliminating extra civil works costs
– **PUE < 1.3** — annual electricity savings of over one million yuan, supporting green certification
– **70% reduction** in construction cycle — no pressure for emergency project delivery
– **UPS modular online expansion** — enabling future capacity upgrades without service interruption
The data center built with Delta’s Easy-Series micro module is now running smoothly, marking another benchmark application of this solution in the medical field. Going forward, Delta will continue to deepen its presence in healthcare IT, providing more efficient, intelligent, and low-carbon infrastructure solutions to help more hospitals strengthen their digital foundations, drive smart and high-quality medical and nursing services, and contribute to the “Healthy China” initiative.
