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46 transformers for 24/7 operation in one of Norway’s fastest-growing data center facilities
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Troll Housing is one of Norway’s leading data center operators and has over time built a solid facility in Tydal. In connection with a major expansion, they again chose Møre Trafo, based on an overall assessment of quality, technical solution, and delivery capability.
The delivery includes 46 transformers with instrumentation, designed for high and continuous load and maximum operational reliability. It uses FR3 environmentally insulated fluid and an elevated protection level – for a facility that never shuts down.
“Data centers demand completely different levels of robustness and precision than many other installations. There are no breaks here. Both quality and solutions have to be right from day one.”
– Ivar Lifjeld, Head of Sales & Marketing, Møre Trafo

A data center that runs 24/7/365 allows zero tolerance for power supply failures.
Møre Trafo has over time built significant expertise in the data center segment and often acts as a technical advisor and sparring partner already in the planning phase. Høyspent AS was engaged as a consultant for the tender process.
Previously, Møre Trafo has delivered substations and transformers to Troll Housing with a total capacity of 45 MW. This delivery is a significant expansion of the existing collaboration.
The delivery is a clear example of the long-term, trust-based relationship between Møre Trafo and Troll Housing – and of Møre Trafo’s position as preferred supplier in the growing data center market.
Data center development is a fast-growing market in Norway, with increasingly strict requirements for security of supply, energy efficiency, and reliable infrastructure.

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