Better Cooling and Cost Savings Data centers need sufficient cool air, and data center performance is more efficient and reliable with balanced cooling. The portable °C Grate airflow measurement tool is specifically designed for quickly testing airflow rates over perforated floor tiles in data centers, office spaces and laboratory environments. °C Grate provides accuracy to […]
Do you need to address hot spots in your datacenter environment? It’s common for the IT load to be unevenly distributed in datacenter environments. Whenever there are signs of inefficient cooling or hot spots, or when you need to redistribute cool air from existing CRAC units (computer room air conditioning units) more effectively, the HotSpotr […]
A new underfloor air mover is coming to datacenters. The HT2-500 HotSpotr 2.0 is a raised floor-mount fan tray that you can use to deliver cooling air to high-density servers. It’s effective because it eliminates hot spots, and you do not have to over-cool the entire data center with your CRAC units. The HotSpotr 2.0 […]
Are you responsible for data center airflow management? Do you need to move increased volumes of cool air from existing computer room air conditioning (CRAC) units to server inputs? The HotSpotr 2.0 underfloor air mover eliminates data center hot spots. It is intended to be attached to underfloor stanchions, independent of the perforated floor tile […]
Multipoint measurement allows many points of air velocity, temperature, and humidity data to be sensed and collected simultaneously, and in real time. Two-dimensional sensing arrays are used to measure air velocity and temperature in a planar cross section of a flow field. Airflow applications may require: A single test layout where the number of sensors […]
As managers monitor raised floor data centers and identify hot spots that need to be addressed, they often turn to the HotSpotr™ thermostatically controlled air mover to solve cooling issues. The HT-510 is an underfloor air mover and DC fan tray cooling tile. It delivers a variable volume of cooling air upward, to the inlet side […]