Data Centre
We are located in a purpose built private 8000sq ft datacentre based in Portsmouth, United Kingdom.
The datacentre is divided into two main sections; Section 1 houses our customer's dedicated servers,
and our colocation clients along with our web server / mail server / database server systems. Section 2 houses
our backbone connectivity, and redundant connections to our network partners with plenty of potential for our future
expansion needs.

The datacentre is monitored 24/7/365 from remote locations both in the UK and the USA.
Host Junction and it's partners contract a global team dedicated to maintaining security for all buildings,
network and site visits. 24 hour on site security staff can be assigned to accompanied
visits whereby access to the building is strictly controlled for each site visit.
Secure colocation space can be provided for 1 server up to multiple racks. Access
to rack space is controlled by on-site security and customer defined policies. Host Junction
colocation customers enjoy the flexibility to define contacts and permissions for their
own equipment ensuring security of their own machines located in our facility. Key coded
access to individual racks is available.
Each rack has 2 independent power feeds, fed from 2 diverse feeds from 2 national
power companies. Should one or both of these feeds fail multiple battery UPS systems
will kick in immediately to retain full system uptime. If mains power is not restored
an external diesel powered generator will start providing full continuous power to the
building. Spare fuel for the generators is stored on-site and contracts are in place with
fuel companies to deliver continuous emergency fuel for a virtually unlimited amount of time.
A large on site dummy load enabled us to test the generators on full load each month.
The building is equipped with VESDA (Very-Early warning-Smoke-Detection-Apparatus)
and further equipment to detect and suppress the threat of fire. Again, systems are
monitored on-site by 24/7/365 staff, and from 2 external network operations centres both in the UK and USA.
Multiple air conditioning systems constantly maintain a temperature of 21 degrees
Celsius. Drip sensors located below floor monitor for any leaks in the system. Cold
air is forced underneath raised flooring into the bottom of each server rack, and
vacuumed out of the top providing maximum cooling efficiency. The position of each server
rack/apparatus is calculated by a dedicated deployment team to further optimise cooling efficiency.