InRow Chilled Water Cooling

Listing ID #4315712

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Supply Type Manufacturer, Exporter, Supplier
Preferred Buyer Location All over the world

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Product Details

Close-coupled, chilled water cooling for medium to large data centers
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The InRow Chilled Water unit closely couples the cooling with the IT heat load. This prevents hot air recirculation, while improving cooling predictability and allowing for a pay as you grow environment. Available with and without humidity control, these products are intended to meet the diverse requirements for medium to large data centers. Data center operators looking to improve efficiency or deploy high density servers will benefit from the modular design of the InRow Chilled Water products. The intelligent controls of the InRow Chilled Water products actively adjust fan speed and chilled water flow to match the IT heat load to maximize efficiency and address the dynamic demands of today's IT environments.

Serviceability

Easy service access Allows for all serviceable components to be replaced/maintained by easily accessible panels/doors.
Agility
Casters Provides flexibility to move the unit to wherever cooling is required.
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.
Row-based architecture Captures hot exhaust air directly from the IT equipment, thereby increasing the unit's sensible cooling capacity over traditional cooling architectures.

Availability

Dual A-B power inputs Draws power from the UPS for power protection with dual feeds for redundancy.
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.
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.
Top and bottom chilled water connections Allows chilled water to be connected from the top, if routing from overhead, or bottom, if on a raised floor.
Rack inlet control Rack inlet control guarantees inlet temperature to IT equipment.

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 Provides proactive control and real-time monitoring via a four line, eighty character, alphanumeric display.

Company Details

APC – A History of Innovation in physical IT infrastructure
For nearly four decades, APC has been the industry-standard for reliable power and physical IT infrastructure. Now the leading name in IT departments large and small and among our vast community of channel partners, our history of innovation has pushed our products into the global spotlight with infrastructure, management, and data security solutions protecting organisations around the world.
Incorporated in 1981, the American Power Conversion Corporation was established with a focus on research and development into solar electricity. . Formed by three electronic power engineers from MIT, APC then opened a Rhode Island-based manufacturing facility in 1986; the company also produced its first UPS that year, the 450AT+, which received a PC Magazine 'Editor's Choice’ award. In 1988, APC stock was made available for public trade.
1989 brought the introduction of the award-winning PowerChute® software which revolutionised power management, as well as product sales through two major distributors, Tech Data and Ingram Micro. In 1990, APC continued to introduce superior products such as the Smart-UPS® line, now recognised as the industry's premier network power protection solution. That same year President and CEO, Rodger B. Dowdell, Jr., was named New England ‘Entrepreneur of the Year’ by Inc. Magazine.
Throughout the 1990s, APC entered other markets with 155 new products such as SurgeArrest® surge protectors, Matrix-UPS®, the industry's first modular UPS, a new generation of Smart-UPS, the company's first Back-UPS Pro® models, and the Symmetra® Power Array™ which revolutionised the industry with redundancy, scalability and serviceability in a single solution. These product developments, the opening of two international manufacturing facilities (Galway, Ireland in 1994 and the Philippines in 1996), as well as the acquisition of Systems Enhancement Corp. and Silcon A/S, drove APC's annual revenue above the $1 billion milestone in 1998.
APC entered the residential tech market in 1999 with PowerShield, a solution for the growing broadband needs of cable and fixed wireless applications in homes. The company then launched into the new millennium with three strategic acquisitions which opened the DC-power market for communications equipment, the cable and connectivity market for home and business IT applications, and the precision cooling market for data centres and communications equipment. After acquiring ARRIS in 2001, APC further expanded its broadband networking power capabilities. In 2002, APC introduced PowerStruXure™, its first piece of network-critical physical infrastructure (NCPI) architecture, which revolutionised data centre power management. That same year, the company was named in the NASDAQ-100 Index, a list of the 100 largest non-financial stocks on the market.