DATA CENTRE MANAGEMENT FEATURE
Uniflair meets the needs of edge computing
Schneider Electric has introduced its first rack-mounted data centre cooling solution. The Uniflair Rack Mounted Cooling 3.5kW DX solution addresses the escalating demand for rack-based cooling for micro data centres and edge computing where space can be at a premium
A
vailable globally, the new offer frees up valuable IT floor space by placing
the IT cooling at the bottom of any IT rack. The solution can be integrated into EcoStruxure, enabling the global visibility of performance and status supported with a 24x7 expert service bureau using the next generation data centre management (DCIM) software, EcoStruxure IT Expert, and EcoStruxure Asset Advisor. Benefits of the new Uniflair
rack-mounted cooling solution include: • Reduced complexity: Provides precise temperature control to cool single racks of IT equipment without the need for any additional cooling
• Enhanced flexibility: Installs and integrates quickly and simply at the bottom of the IT rack • Reduced OpEx: Variable capacity offers continuous and automatic modulation of fan and compressor speed to match rack airflow requirements to deliver 0.5kW to 3.5kW of cooling, maximising efficiency and lowering operational cost • Less maintenance: Designed for fast and easy access servicing, which reduces unplanned maintenance
“Simply put, our new vendor-neutral, rack mounted cooling solution is right-sized for edge micro data centres and provides the right answer for cooling
today’s critical edge technology,” says Maurizio Frizziero, director of cooling at Schneider Electric. “It offers more cooling in less space and simplifies management and maintenance, making it ideal for industries like retail, finance, health care, light manufacturing, and education.”
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