Utilises DPAir's state-of-the art HVAC, cooling tower and uninterruptible power supply equipment for the new datacenter.

UnitedLayer, an internet infrastructure service and colocation company, today announced that it has expanded into a 3,000 square foot datacenter in Los Angeles adding to their growing list of strategically placed datacenters located throughout North America.

UnitedLayer has partnered with DPAir Corporation, a provider of datacenter design, build and maintenance in the west to provide state-of-the art HVAC, cooling tower and uninterruptible power supply equipment for the new datacenter. DPAir recently installed two 20-ton HVAC units and modified ductwork to optimize airflow. DPAir also provided consultation on the installation of the center's new UPS and maintenance bypass equipment to ensure the facility's round-the-clock operation.

According to Richard Donaldson, UnitedLayer's VP of Sales, Marketing and Development, "Our expansion in our 530 West 6th facility is part of our ongoing commitment to providing expanded service options to our customers. Given the demand for datacenter space, we are excited to have this facility operational and open for business."

"UnitedLayer's focus on proven cooling and heat rejection technologies places their new facility in Los Angeles on the cutting-edge of datacenters today. The company's attention to the infrastructure's detail will ensure its clients benefit from the most up-to-date datacenter equipment protecting its servers today and in the future," said Mark Taylor, California regional manager for DPAir.