An office in another location with hardware and equipment with replicated data is called a:

A warm site has hardware and equipment pre-installed but data is not continuously replicated, requiring additional time to restore and synchronize before full operations can resume.

A hot site maintains a fully equipped, staffed, and continuously synchronized copy of the primary site - including replicated data and running systems. Because hardware is already installed and data is current, an organization can fail over with minimal downtime, which matches the description of an off-site location with hardware, equipment, and replicated data.

A cold site provides only basic infrastructure such as power and network access but has no equipment or replicated data installed, requiring significant setup time after a disaster.

'Duplicated site' is not a recognized standard term in disaster recovery planning and does not correspond to any defined DR facility classification.