No matter what kind of data center you are constructing or administering, you need a cooling system that is dependable, efficient in its use of energy, and tailored specifically to the circumstances in your facility. Our engineers can assist you in selecting the appropriate data center cooling equipment for your facility, and our dedicated project managers will see to it that the entire process, from placing the order to the final commissioning, is carried out without a hitch. Our company provides a wide variety of data center cooling solutions. Experienced service experts are ready to give the help you require for start-up, commissioning support, and maintenance to keep your equipment functioning in top shape year after year. This support may be provided for you when you want it.
Direct Evaporative Cooling
Direct air cooling, often known as “free cooling,” is generally the most energy-efficient method of cooling air since it uses outside air to directly cool the data center. This method is also commonly referred to as “free cooling.” When it is warm outdoors, it is usual practice to utilize direct evaporative coolers to pre-cool the air that will enter the building to reach the degrees of cooling that are needed.
Indirect Evaporative Cooling
The use of outside air to provide cooling is referred to as indirect air cooling. This type of cooling makes use of an air-to-air heat exchanger, which prevents the outside air from entering the server room while yet allowing it to provide cooling. This indicates that indirect air conditioning can maintain a consistent indoor environment independent of the quality or conditions of the air outside. A water spray is applied to a cooling solution that uses indirect evaporative cooling to boost the impact of indirect cooling and further minimize the amount of electricity required.
Indirect Dry Cooling
Although it needs more energy to produce the desired cooling effect, the indirect dry cooling method does not make use of any water and is thus suitable for regions that have limited access to water resources. Because of the method in which the indirect air cooling system functions, it is possible to guarantee that no air from the outside will enter the server room. This helps to ensure that the data center is free from extreme temperature or humidity swings as well as dangerous pollutants.
Split System Cooling
Split systems can take advantage of the lower ambient temperature when it is available, thereby reducing the amount of operational time required for mechanical cooling. Additionally, split systems offer expanded installation flexibility in comparison to typical packaged solutions, particularly for multi-story facilities.
More Than Cooling
When it comes to creating the ideal environment for your data center, humidity control, and air circulation are two of the most important factors. By ensuring that the appropriate levels are maintained, you can provide a secure working environment for any personnel that may be present at the location while also ensuring that all of the equipment operates without any problems.
