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Our understanding of a typical Call Center
- A unit that has adequate telecom facilities,
trained consultants, access to worldwide
databases and helps to provide information
support to customer using the 24-7-365 paradigms.
Typically a customer calls a number, which
is toll free and is assisted by the consultant.
The operator can access the databases and
gives the response.
If there are any breakdowns by way of hardware
or power backup system failures, there will
be heavy loss in revenue leading to unsatisfied
customers.From the above it is clear that
key factors in call Centre operations are
a) Uninterrupted operations b)
Round the clock support
Let us consider a typical setup. As explained
before, it provides services across the
world. A typical setup will consist of hardware
like servers, communication equipments.
These hardware need to be working all the
time available without
any interruptions so that the call center
is accessible for customers round the clock.
In essence, the money making machine of
the call Centre is their hardware through
which the customer gets access, providing
revenues. Call Centre need this moneymaking
machine to work uninterrupted round the
clock.
As the application is very critical; it
is also very essential that the application
be provided with quality power backup so
that the application is protected from the
vagaries of power fluctuations, spikes,
surges, power outages. It is very important
to keep close control on environmental parameters
like temperature, humidity and dust. It
is very essential that the power backup
solution offers the call center very high
availability in excess of 99.99%.
The Call Centres critical need is very high
total availability. What is total availability?
The Total availability = Application availability
* Air Conditioning &
UPS Availability.
Power Solutions from Emerson
Network Power:
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UPS solutions in these
setups need to be parallel redundant
to ensure the customer with availability
in excess of 99%. |
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Parallel redundant UPS system of 10kVA
/ 20 kVA ratings. Input - 415 V, 1 Ph
Output - 230V |
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Typical Battery backup - 30 minutes,
Could go up to one hour depending on
customer requirements. Batteries - SMF
batteries |
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Typically these setups have backup
generator power and hence very long
autonomies are not required. |
Air Conditioning Solution
from Emerson Network Power:
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Small Frame 2TR to 5TR |
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InteleCool 2TR to 5TR |
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