Close-coupled cooling options deliver greater energy efficiency. Our InRow units come in floormounted and overhead forms (floormounted shown here).
Your business needs and IT loads are dynamic. Now, your cooling can be, too.
Introducing the APC by Schneider Electric expanded agile cooling options for your on-demand cooling needs
Today’s data centres are really heating up Racks are packed with more and more equipment, driving the highest-ever rack power densities. The result: unprecedented heat levels, row by row. Meanwhile, virtualization is everywhere, leading to more dynamic loads and shifting hot spots. Tackling this challenge with traditional raised fl oors and perimeter cooling alone poses a real struggle. How can you locate enough cooling exactly where it’s required? And how can you streamline cooling effi ciency to minimise energy costs? APC by Schneider Electric™ InRow™
has the effi cient and effective solution you need:
cooling. InRow units come in two forms: fl oor-mounted unit and, now, our new overhead units, both of which deliver cooling targeted at heat sources.
Variable-speed fans target heat and improve efficiency Rack-mounted sensors monitor the temperature, giving you real-time information on where heat is hiding. As heat loads shift around the room, unique variable- speed fans automatically adjust to meet the demand. By closely matching cooling with the heat load, you use the cooling that’s required in the right place at the right time, reducing waste by preventing hot and cold air from mixing and eliminating hot spots. You improve effi ciency and avoid overcooling. And the overhead units give you the cooling you need within your existing fl oor print.
Modular design delivers maximum flexibility
Scalable, modular InRow cooling units can be easily and quickly deployed as the foundation of your entire cooling architecture or in addition to current perimeter ooling for a high-density zone within an existing data centre. With this kind of hybrid environment, there is no need to start over and installation is quick and easy, allowing you to align your IT ‘on-demand’ to your business needs.
Next Generation InfraStruxure InRow cooling is part of the Next Generation InfraStruxure™ solution, the APC by
Schneider Electric one-of-a-kind scalable, adaptable, and ‘on-demand’ data centre architecture.
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The flexibility of the InfraStruxure architecture:
Turn any room into a world- class data centre. InfraStruxure can be deployed on its own as a modular, scalable, customised solution that’s easy to design, build, and install for small first- time data centre environments.
Extend the life of your data centre. Existing data centres can add on InfraStruxure components to existing architecture and, for increased value, use our management software.
Scale up with step-and-repeat modular architecture for large data centres. Medium/large environments can deploy InfraStruxure as a zoned, ‘pay-as-you- grow’, scalable architecture solution.
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