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April 30, 2009

AdaptivCool Offers Trial Period for Data Center Hot Spot Elimination System

AdaptivCool, the thermal management division of degree Controls, Inc, has announced a free thirty-day trial for its HotSpotr, a system that eliminates data center hot spots.

The trial offer starts immediately and is for HotSpotr HT-500, which can prevent hot spots in one to three racks in the data center.

HotSpotr supplies cold air to hot racks in a data center and then exhausts the hot air directly back to the CRAC (Computer Room Air Conditioners) for the heating load. In this manner, HotSpotr eliminates hot spots and prevents equipment failure caused by overheating. This  increases computer uptime and also reduces the number of CRACs required.

“We are extremely pleased with the performance of the HotSpotr line. HotSpotr has enabled us to better manage our thermal conditions as well as achieve higher levels of density within our data centers,” said Jason Clark, NaviSite’s (News - Alert) Data Center Design Engineer.

NaviSite provides enterprise hosting and application solutions and has been employing HotSpotr at its facilities in San Jose, California and Andover, Massachusetts.

“We are so confident in the performance of HotSpotr that we are giving data center and facility managers across the country the chance to experience the Thermal Peace of Mind that hundreds of data center operators have experienced since HotSpotr was unveiled two years ago,” said Rajesh Nair, General Manager of AdaptivCool.

He also said that this offer will be especially helpful in the current economic climate where there is a pressure on organizations to spend wisely.

AdaptivCool Room Scale Intelligent (RSIC) is AdaptivCool’s flagship technology. It uses temperature sensors to send information to a sophisticated Cooling Resource Manager which can calculate minute-by-minute cooling demand. Based on this it controls, data center air flows dynamically through floor- and ceiling- mounted air movers. This reduces electrical consumption for data center cooling by nearly 30 percent.

Also, the company offers consulting services that help data center and IT managers to optimize data centers and have Thermal Peace of Mind. The company offers services like CFD analysis, energy and thermal monitoring and other general best practices to increase the efficiency of data centers.

Shamila Janakiraman is a contributing editor for TMCnet. To read more of Shamila’s articles, please visit her columnist page.

Edited by Stefania Viscusi
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