Electronically Commutated Fans
Provide the highest efficiency and reduce total power consumption by matching the airflow requirements to the heat load of the data center.
Serviceability
Easy service access
Allows for all serviceable components to be replaced/maintained by easily accessible panels/doors.
Agility
Scaleable densities
Allows for higher densities to be achieved by integrating containment with room, row and rack cooling system architectures.
Modular design
Modular design provides scalable solutions to add cooling as demand increases.
Total Cost of Ownership
Variable speed fans
Variable speed fans reduce energy consumption during off-peak cooling periods.
In-Row architecture
Captures hot exhaust air directly from the IT equipment, thereby increasing the unit's sensible cooling capacity over traditional cooling architectures.
Availability
Rack inlet temperature control
Reduces the risk of hot spots at the rack level
Active response controls
Monitors and actively adjusts cooling capacity to ensure proper server inlet temperatures. Through the microprocessor controller, visibility into the operation and health of the unit is provided.
Predictable cooling
Placing the unit in the row of racks moves the source of cooling closer to the heat load. This eliminates air mixing and provides a predictable cooling architecture.
Manageability
Building management system integration
Send alarms and data points allowing you to manage critical building infrastructure from a single system.
Real-Time capacity monitoring
Real-time display of current and available cooling.
Microprocessor controller
Utilizes intelligent, active response control, and real-time monitoring. The system is controlled by a microprocessor providing high level control functionality and human interface via a four line, eighty character, alphanumeric display
