Choosing Close-Coupled IT Cooling Solutions WHITE PAPER

PublishTime：2021-10-27

As high-density IT equipment becomes the new normal, the amount of heat generated continues to grow substantially – as does the challenge of efficiently cooling data centers. Traditional perimeter and/or raised floor computer room air conditioning systems increasingly struggle to remove concentrated heat loads. In many small to mid-size data centers, implementing close-coupled cooling solutions can be a highly effective and efficient strategy for supplementing cooling capacity. Located in or near server racks, close-coupled air conditioning units focus cooling where it is needed most without lowering the temperature of the entire data center. In addition, these modular solutions make it easy to reconfigure cooling to handle new equipment or eliminate hot spots. As a result, using close-coupled portable, rack-mounted or row-based air conditioning units tailored to your specific data center needs can boost cooling efficiency and add valuable flexibility.

Brand of Product：	TRIPP LITE
Part#：	SRCOOL12K 、 SRXCOOL12K 、 SRCOOLNET 、 SRCOOL7KRM 、 SRCOOLNET2 、 SRCOOL33K 、 SRXCOOL33K 、 SNMPWEBCARD More Part#
Product Category：	high-density IT equipment More
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Date of Creation：	2020/04/15
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