In Row Cooling Units System

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In Row Cooling Units System
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• In-Row Cooling is our latest Thermal Management
  system and is an advanced precision A/C unit,
  which is tailor made for the targeted cooling of
  racks.
• The innovative air conduction has been enhanced
  by state-of-the-art technology, which enhances
  the performance, flexibility and efficiency.
• Fluctuating server rack loads, space
  restrictions, lack of a raised floor, existing
  server technology - these are some of the tricky
  situations in everyday practice that the in-row
  cooling has been specially developed to deal with.

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• Inrow Cooling Units precisely cools and
  conditions air in close proximity and is targeted
  cooling at the banks of server cabinets that fill
  the data center.
• They can be installed on the floor or suspended
  from overhead making them closer to the actual
  rack.
• This setup offers both capacity and efficiency
  gains.
• Neither cool air nor warm exhaust air has far to
  travel, allowing the units to dissipate high heat
  loads quicker and allows a more scalable approach
  to cooling your data center.

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• In-rack cooling offers the highest efficiency
  among air-based systems.
• These systems require more thought and design
  than a simple retrofit rear-door cooler, however.
  
• Chillers are placed directly into the rack,
  taking in ambient air and pushing it to the
  outside via some type of heat exchanger.
• Vendors of in-rack cooling systems include
  Emerson Network Power, 42U and APC by Schneider
  Electric.

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The row-oriented architecture has a number of
side benefits other than cooling performance

• The reduction in the airflow path length reduces
  the CRAC fan power required, increasing
  efficiency.
• A row-oriented design allows cooling capacity and
  redundancy to be targeted to specific rows.
• Row-based cooling allows a data center, computer
  room, or server room to be implemented without a
  raised floor.
• In-Row Cooling Units allows for varied room
  designs and constraints.
• For example, load-bearing supports can be managed
  at the row level rather than trying to handle at
  the room level

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• There are just so many benefits, from the way
  in-row cooling efficiently captures and
  neutralizes warm air from denser IT loads, to
  economizer mode, which once it pays for itself,
  goes straight the good of the operating bottom
  line, said Cefalu.
• It important to be able to help users establish
  ROI, assist them with deployment options, and
  just build off of the desire that operators have
  around running data centers that are more
  organized, efficient, and capable of handling
  high density loads.