Data Center Cooling
Proper cooling of server equipment has become a key operational challenge for data center managers. As organizations deploy more powerful servers, move towards virtualization and consolidation, and are forced to do more with less, adequate cooling has become a daily operational concern.
Strategic Clean Technology Inc (SCTi) has the expertise to help companies overcome data center operational problems. Being vendor neutral and taking a holistic approach to data center issues, SCTi develops solutions unique to each customer enabling your data center to be more operationally and energy efficient.
Resolve complex Data Center Challenges
Data centers are a complex environment. Their operating characteristics are driven by the major components - IT assets, cooling and power infrastructure - each with unique attributes that impact operations. SCTi analyses the characteristics and impact of these components, both individually and as a whole, to determine their impact on the overall data center operation.
Ensuring mission-critical servers are properly cooled is no longer a matter of just increasing A/C capacity and dropping the room temperature. By understanding the air flow dynamics of the facility and conducting a detailed analysis of your data center's heat load and cooling capacity, SCTi recommendations will improve cooling and overall operations. The result is a strategy that improves data center operations, reduces energy consumption and improves the life expectancy of equipment.
Monitor for Operational Excellence
Through the use of industry leading power and environmental monitoring equipment we provide a detailed view of the cooling and operational efficiency of your data center. Taking into account current requirements and future growth plans, such as virtualization or consolidation, SCTi applies industry best practices to develop customized solutions to achieve significant energy savings and improve operational efficiency.
The use of monitoring equipment establishes a baseline of the current conditions of the data center and as changes are made you are able to monitor and measure progress. Using this approach you know at all times the conditions of the data center and are able to track fluctuations as changes are being made.
Industry Quotes
The largely invisible costs of providing power, cooling and environmental site support infrastructure are increasing faster than the performance gained from buying new servers.