London Data Cenre – Colocation Racks

London Data Center Colocation Rack Space from 1 unit up to 42U or 46U full rack cabinet available at our data centre in London, United Kingdom. Remote hands and hardware installation service included with all plans.

UK based Data Centre Colocation Racks

At Binary Racks, we believe that data hosting infrastructure is a critical job for any business. We take it very seriously when it comes to our customers’ valuable data and IT infrastructure.

Hosting your own IT equipment inside an ISO certified data center ensures routine maintenance, 24/7 service monitoring, lower operation cost, and security.

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London Data Centre Colocation Plans

1U Rack Space

Single Server

£71.25/mo

1U Colocation Rack Space

2 Outlet APC PDU

1 x 1Gb/s Network Port

1 Amps 230V A/B Circuit

London Data Centre

24/7 Remote Hands

2U Rack Space

Double Height

£112.50/mo

2U Colocation Rack Space

2 Outlet APC PDU A+B

1 x 1Gb/s Network Port

1 Amps 230V Circuit

London Data Centre

24/7 Remote Hands

4U Rack Space

4U Height

£168.75/mo

4U Colocation Rack Space

4 Outlet APC PDU

1 x 1Gb/s Network Port

2 Amps 230V Circuit

London Data Centre

24/7 Remote Hands

10U Rack Space

Quarter Rack

£412.50/mo

10U Colocation Rack Space

10 Outlet APC PDU

1 x 1Gb/s Network Port

5 Amps 230V A/B Circuit

London Data Centre

24/7 Remote Hands

21U Rack Space

Half Rack

21U Colocation Rack Space

20 Outlet APC PDU

2 x 10Gb/s Network Port

10 Amps 230V A/B Circuit

London Data Centre

24/7 Remote Hands

46U Rack Space

Full Rack

46U Colocation Rack Space

42 Outlet APC PDU

2x 10Gb/s Network Port

25 Amps 230V A/B Circuit

London Data Centre

24/7 Remote Hands

Time to Consider a Colocation Rack

When it comes to IT, colocation is a term that doesn’t have a clear-cut definition off the top of people’s heads. Colocation is generally when the physical servers of a company are placed in a third-party data centre. Ownership and server control traditionally remains with the client, of course. Infrastructure and rack space is what is basically rented out. The responsibility of managing the servers daily then falls under the facility, including cooling and power provisions. Maintenance and connectivity concerns on the basic level will also be addressed by them.
It should be noted that colocation isn’t available with every single data centre out there. After all, colocation services require more space than usual. Here are some ways to tell colocation data centres apart from private data centres:

Differences with Infrastructure

There’s a lot of customer needs out there, and colocation facilities are made to meet them. Infrastructure in those facilities is deliberately versatile for older legacy equipment to be incorporated alongside the latest technology’s high-density servers. Expertise matters as well, in order to make precise assessments of customer cooling, power and space requirements.

Differences with Remote Hands

One of the best ways to ensure that clients are confident in their decision to take on colocation is reassurance. This is best done by having constant remote hands services available at all times all year round who can provide on-site expert technicians as needed. A server going down at 2AM, for example, will be easily and swiftly addressed by colocation providers.

Differences with Site Monitoring

As previously mentioned, when it comes to colocation, the servers are still owned by their customers. This is why full transparency is crucial as well as visibility for asset monitoring. Real-time metrics on the likes of power usage and traffic as well as reports can help create better collaboration between the data centre and company or organisation.

Colocation Racks Features

Remote Hands
Binary Racks Data Center provides 24/7 Remote Hands.
Our goal is to provide the same or even greater provision than if you were using your own staff. Free remote hands provided with all colocation packages.
Guaranteed Uptime
Guaranteed 99.99% service uptime. Binary Racks Data Centres rely on our built-in redundancy for power, cooling, physical security, and network connectivity.
Low Latency Gigabit Port Speed
Low latency, high speed internet connection with multiply Tier 1 IP Transit Providers including Cogent, HE, and LINX IXP
Migration Assistance
We understand that moving your equipment to a new colocation facility can be a complex and sometimes daunting task.
That’s why we offer free migration assistance to all customers moving their equipment to Binary Racks Data centres.

Colocation Frequently Asked Questions

Colocation FAQs answered by our experts, for more questions feel free to chat with our support team.

When should a business consider using a colocation rack?

A business should consider colocation when it needs secure, reliable, and expertly managed infrastructure, especially if it requires increased space, advanced cooling, power solutions, or remote management with guaranteed uptime, without operating its own data centre.

Why is asset monitoring important in colocation services?

Asset monitoring offers real-time visibility into power usage, traffic, and overall server health, enabling better collaboration between the data centre and the client and ensuring higher transparency and security for owned equipment.

What remote hands services are typically provided at colocation facilities?

Colocation facilities provide 24/7 remote hands services, allowing expert technicians to perform on-site tasks promptly in emergencies, such as addressing server downtimes at any hour, ensuring continuous operation.

How does a colocation data centre differ from a private data centre?

A colocation data centre is designed to host a variety of equipment, including legacy and high-density servers, with specialised cooling, power, and space management. It offers additional services like remote hands and comprehensive site monitoring, which are typically not available in private data centres.

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