| | Using Precision Cooling to Build Modular, Scalable and Flexible Data CenterServer rooms are constantly evolving to accommodate the needs of end users, while keeping a watchful eye on uptime and availability. To accommodate these expectations, companies have historically just purchased more infrastructure - air conditioners, CRAC units and backup power - to solve their power and cooling challenges. While this approach worked well in the past, simply adding infrastructure is no longer a practical, or economical, solution when addressing the needs for high density applications that are pushing power loads toward 30 kW. As a result, many organizations are beginning to turn to modular data center infrastructure components, which allow users to build out an infrastructure in a modular fashion. Evolutions in modular power and cooling technology offer scalable and flexible configurations, with a build-as-you-go enterprise strategy. Modular units better support the Moves/Adds/Changes (MAC) needs of today's dynamic data center, enabling IT departments to control capital equipment costs and investments. In addition, modular power and cooling units enable you to point the resources where you need them-bringing UPS power to the rack and locating closed coupled cooling at the heat source-significantly increasing efficiency while reducing operation costs.
| Solutions | Rimatrix5 - An integral, scalable, and comprehensive system solution that provides complete power, cooling, security, and monitoring. | Stulz CyberAiR - Precision temperature and humidity control for mission critical facilities in a floor mounted CRAC/CRAH unit. |
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