Data Centre Cooling Systems Rittal offers a complete range of IT cooling systems; CRAC, in line/ in row, chillers, condensers, pipe installations, water distribution cabinets and water heat exchangers. Climate control of your data centre plays a particularly important role in availability and energy costs. With Rittal IT Cooling infrastructure, we develop and implement high-efficiency climate control solutions on your behalf. This offers added security and greater energy as well as cost efficiency, yet the computer and server performance remains the same. The big Rittal benefit to you: You receive state-of-the-art, high-efficiency climate control technology plus planning, assembly, commissioning and service, all from a one-stop supplier. All components and operations are optimally coordinated with each other. The solutions we develop are precisely tailored to the requirements of your data centre, down to the last detail. Rittal offers rack, row and room-based cooling solutions based on water, refrigerent and ambient air that reduce investment and running costs, plus protects the environment with resource and CO2 savings.

On average, 30 - 50% of the energy costs in data centres are attributable to the cooling infrastructure. For this reason, Rittal focuses particular attention on energy-efficient cooling components and cross-system control concepts. To Arrange a meeting call 1800 350 665 or email us today Rittal Range of Data Centre Cooling SolutionsRittal TopTherm IP55 19″ Enclosure Rittal TopTherm IP55 19″ Enclosure Rittal TopTherm Plus server racks are IP55 rated 19″ enclosures that protect the enclosed hardware from dust and water, this is achieved by a complete gasket sealing around the doors and side panels. Cooling units are attached to the roof or side of the enclosure and keep the internal temperature of the enclosure at a constant level, even to below room temperature. Air routing within the rack can be tailored to individual requirements. Flow Conditions & SizesAir routing within the rack can be tailored to individual requirements. Two separate circuits prevent the ingress of dust into the enclosure, whilst the AC unit is CFC free and comes supplied with a comfort controller to regulate the internal temperature.

An electronic condensate evaporation system ensures that any condensate incurred is effectively evaporated, and doesn’t need to be collected or dissipated. Cooling units can be used in tandem via a BUS cable giving even temperature distribution across all sections of the enclosure with simultaneous activation and deactivation of the devices. The internal air circulation is targeted and effective:types of hvac economizers The heated air is extracted centrallykenmore window ac unit filter reset Air exhaust occurs in the four corners, depending on requirementswindow ac units 30000 btu Cold air is routed, in a controlled manner, into the lower enclosure chamber via the optional ducting system The result is highly effective cooling and the avoidance of air short-circuits.

The targeted air circulation inside the enclosure, via ducts, also prevents the creation of hot spots. TopTherm IP55 19″ Enclosure Sizes: Available in two heights: 24U or 42U Racks are 800mm wide and 1,000mm deep TopTherm Data Sheet EDP Product Brochure Other Rittal Solutions Include: By continuing to use the site, you agree to the use of cookies. The cookie settings on this website are set to "allow cookies" to give you the best browsing experience possible. If you continue to use this website without changing your cookie settings or you click "Accept" below then you are consenting to this.Rittal RimatriX5 solves the problem of climate control for high heat losses per rack with the Liquid Cooling Package. Extremely high heat loads are dissipated from the rack via the LCP air/water heat exchanger Rittal LCP – Rittal Liquid Cooling Package. Rittal LCP – High Density Cooling Solution Data center heat loads have increased dramatically as more components are squeezed tighter into densely packed rack space.

Yet most mission critical servers are still being cooled using fans, air conditioners or a combination of the two. Frequent hot spots, rising cabinet temperatures and a patchwork of quick fixes are only band-aids that get around the obvious solution – high density cooling of the data center using chilled liquid. Liquids have a very high thermal capacity (around 3,500 times greater than air) which makes them ideal for removing heat from a data center cabinet. Conveniently, many modern data centers already have a source of cooled liquid readily available. Piping chilled liquid through a Rittal LCP system protects your sensitive components by creating a carefully controlled cooling environment for maximum uptime. Much like an automobile radiator, a Rittal LCP system cools heated rack components with liquid cooled forced air. Rittal LCP systems are available in many configurations to tackle the exact heat load needs of your data center. Rittal LCP systems and chillers use only spill-proof fittings and include built-in overflow trays for added peace of mind.

The liquid and air routes are closed loop systems that do not add any additional heat into your data center environment. The LCP components are also hot swappable so you don’t have to take your critical data room servers down to service a unit. Watch the Webinar: “Comparing Conventional Raised Floors with Liquid Packages” Designed to be installed next to an 80″ (2000 mm) high by 40″/48″ (1000/1200 mm) deep TS8 server cabinet, the LCP Standard can accommodate up to three air/water exchanger modules that can be hot swapped if needed. When fully loaded with three air/water exchanger modules the LCP Standard can provide up to 68,243 BTU (20KW) of useful cooling with a maximum air volume of 1766 cfm (3000 m3/hr). Don’t have an immediate need for that much heat removal? Start with one exchanger module then add more as needed. Using the same footprint and basic design as the Standard, the LCP Plus includes six fan modules that work in concert with the included heat exchanger to increase the useful cooling capacity to 95,540 BTU (28 kW).

The LCP Plus is designed for cabinets 80″ (2000 mm) high by 48″ (1200 mm) deep and has a maximum air volume of 2825 cfm (4800 m3/hr). The LCP Plus (and LCP Standard) can be bayed to a single cabinet or between two enclosures. It is also possible to put a pair of LCPs on either side of especially hot cabinets for applications where extreme heat loads are present. Ideal for retrofitting, the LCP Extend is installed on the rear door of problem racks. The LCP Extend can be ordered for use on cabinets from other manufacturers. If you are already using Rittal cabinets, the unit comes mounted into the proper replacement rear door which allows you to simply swap it out with the existing rear door. The Rittal Liquid Cooling Packages can accommodate dissipating extremely high heat loads from IT racks via air or water heat exchangers as well as can be ideal for cooling small and medium-sized IT applications. For the highest density installations, the LCP Rack CW units efficiently cool the air path using a closed loop system and maintain a 12-inch wide footprint.