Can the control room and cabinet room be located in separate areas?

It’s not a question of whether they can be separated or not; they should be separated from the start~

They should be placed in different rooms within the central control. The control center should be equipped with cabinet rooms, UPS rooms, system maintenance rooms (for servers, engineer stations, etc.), changing rooms, hardware maintenance rooms, and more.

It can be separated or not; generally, cabinets generate noise, and if the noise level is too high, they should be set up separately

The cabinet room and engineer stations can be placed near the equipment, while control rooms are now required to be centralized control rooms located far away from the equipment.

According to Article 2.1.2 of Chapter 2 of the \"Design Specifications for Control Rooms\" HG/T20508-2000, control rooms should be built together for combined installations. If conditions permit, set up a central control room. Article 2.1.4: The central control room should be located separately. Article 2.1.6: The central control room for the entire plant or a combined facility should be located as close as possible to the main installations, while the local control rooms and local cabinet rooms should be situated near those areas where operations are frequent and there are numerous control and measurement points. In practice, the control room and the cabinet room are already separated; the cabinet room is located near the field devices, while the device control room or central control room is situated at a greater distance from the production devices.

They can be separated! The on-site control room is usually located next to the cabinet room, or on different floors; in the case of a central control room, there can be one large control room with multiple cabinet rooms at the site.

They can be placed in the same room but must be separated; this is the minimum requirement, with a solid wall serving as a separator being ideal.