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Security
IT protection that remains
E
urocables has infrastructure and finally the passion to not only
been long provide a product but also the after service support,
established in it needs. As Gareth has mentioned the Rittal range is
the IT extensive and having a distributor such as Eurocables
infrastructure for is the only way to do it justice. Rittal and Lampertz
over 20 years and continues to innovate its products for the next
has always prided generation of data centres, we have the expertise to
itself in bringing design and manufacture, Eurocables have the ability
together different to bring it to market, it’s a perfect match”
technologies that
not only benefit
the user but also the environment as a whole. This is
why Eurocables has chosen Rittal and its sister
company Lampertz to drive forward this strategy.
Gareth Thompson, the general manager of
Eurocables Belfast comments on the
partnership.“The Rittal and Lampertz products are
vast and we are committed to bringing these new
technologies to market for the benefit of our
customers. We know that the subject of energy
efficiency is becoming increasingly important for
data centre operators. Because the costs of supplying
energy to IT components, and cooling them down,
are rising all the time - they make up to 50 % of the IT
budget. This is why IT departments are becoming Based in Belfast, Eurocables also provide a full
increasingly interested in making energy savings. range of specialist cabling products, encompassing
Rittal is supporting them with pioneering and wide- copper CAT5E/CAT6 and fibre optic solutions. Also
ranging solutions for energy efficient, safe, and available is a design service from our in house
highly available IT infrastructures under the Rimtrix5 Security Division covering CCTV, Digital Recording
brand. Climate control is the second key area of their and Door Access.
energy saving campaign. Due to the intelligent use Eurocables would be delighted to discuss and
of Rittal cooling solutions, climate control costs can explore new opportunities using some of their
be reduced by as much as half. Rittal analyses, leading edge product sets. For more information,
advises, and offers a comprehensive range of cold please contact us on 02890-777771.
and hot aisle containment, the Rittal Air-circulating
Climate Control System (CRAC), and the Liquid
Cooling Package (LCP), high/performance air-water
heat exchangers. The range of cooling products is
rounded off by the IT chiller and free cooling
concepts.
But let’s not forget that energy efficiency is
important, but ensuring that your IT infrastructure
meets your overall business need has to be the first
priority. In conjunction with the Rittal Rimatrix5 suite
of products Eurocables are also able to provide the
new Lampertz Energy Efficiency Rooms, LER Basic
and LER Extend. These rooms provide not only high
security environments but also provide a system
protection against fire (F 90 according to EN 1363),
water and dust (IP 56, according to EN 605 29), EMC
(tests by RWTH Aachen) and burglary risks (WK 2
according to EN 1627/1630). The LER Extend is also
system-tested for compliance with the critical IT limit
values of Δ T 50 K and max. 85 per cent humidity.
Anthony Morgan – Rittal/Lampertz sales manager
also comments.“Our products are second to none
and as a result we are very selective on whom we
choose to distribute our products. Eurocables have
always been top of our list, primarily because they
have the technical ability, the processes, the
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