DATA CENTRE COOLING
SIMPLY RELIABLE
REFRIGERANT GAS DETECTION
COMMERCIAL GLACIÄR
MIDI
Ideal for machinery rooms and cold rooms
provides trend analysis to support proactive maintenance. For example, vacuum degassers can show how much air has been removed over time, while pressurisation units monitor pressure levels, leak events, and top-up activity. These systems work in tandem, ensuring balance and continuity. If a fault occurs, alerts are instantly dispatched to relevant personnel. A poorly designed or maintained pressurisation system can result in negative pressure, leading to air ingress via vents and seals – or, conversely, excessive pressure that causes water discharge and frequent refi lls.
Air and dirt separators are also crucial to system health, preventing build-up and ensuring smooth operation across all pipework and components.
Working in partnership The data centre sector is a tightly specialised fi eld, not every company has the capabilities or commitment to serve it. Each project carries immense responsibility; your reputation is on the line with every installation. Earlier this year Spirotech fulfi lled an order for 32 bespoke hi-fl ow
SpiroTrap dirt separators for a data centre installation in Hertfordshire. Keeping such facilities dirt free is critical. Spirotech worked on the project with trusted contract service partner Engineering Support Solutions (UK) Ltd (ESS (UK) Ltd) based on the Slough Trading Estate in Berkshire. ESS (UK) Ltd consulted with its data centre client and, after assessing their needs, designed the pipe connections and the bespoke sizing of the units to reduce the number of infrastructure changes to site. Supplied with this information, Spirotech developed the stainless-steel production units. Other specifi cation changes included a top demountable lid for easy maintenance access and test points on inlet and outlet arms. Eff ective cooling is essential for data centre systems due to the high demands on security and performance – there’s no tolerance for failure. Inadequate or poorly designed cooling can lead to disastrous outcomes, including potential large-scale data loss. To prevent this, detailed planning during the design phase is crucial. This includes building in redundancy for all major components like chillers, pumps, and pressure units, and ensuring these systems can communicate and function together reliably. As computing capacity increases, so does the need for robust cooling. Modern cloud infrastructure uses vast amounts of power and physical space, placing even greater stress on cooling requirements. Therefore, backup systems must be fast-acting and fully capable of maintaining continuous operation to avoid downtime and protect data integrity, regardless of any component failures.
User-friendly setup and maintenance via app
Robust design ensures reliable performance
Systems integration via Modbus, analogue output, and relay contacts
INDUSTRIAL GLACIÄR
X5
Ex-Certified Cutting-edge
single and dual sensor technology
Revolutionary ionic NH3 sensor with 5-year lifetime
Engineered to work in the most demanding refrigeration environments
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