Air Coolers
Anything But Traditional
Massive Volume, Minimal Cost
A Custom Cool
Synonymous with Reliability
Computer Room Air Handler (CRAH)
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Reliably Flexible
Our CRAH is precision-engineered to maintain peak performance, even as your footprint adapts.
- Total Design Flexibility – Designed to fit exact building dimensions, column layouts, and height restrictions that standard units can’t accommodate.
- Superior Efficiency – Premium EC fans and optimum coil geometry minimize air pressure drops and reduce fan energy consumption.
- Airtight Construction – Fully-sealed, double-wall insulated panels prevent air leakage and thermal loss, ensuring every watt is used for cooling.
- Built for Longevity – Fan assemblies are balanced to higher-than-industry standards, reducing vibration and extending bearing and motor life.
- Integrated Monitoring – Available with advanced controls and full BMS integration to provide granular visibility into unit performance.
By the Numbers
Adaptable to the full spectrum of thermal demands, the CRAH enables precise cooling power for your specific density profile. High-capacity cooling and targeted airflow distribution provide the focused pressure and flow control necessary to eliminate specific hotspots and support diverse rack densities.
- Cooling Capacity Range- 150 – 1000+ kW / 45 - 280+ Tons.
- Airflow Range - Up to 100,000 CFM.
Unlock Ultimate Computing Power
Engineered for hyperscale and colocation facilities, our CRAH maximizes server space in any layout without sacrificing ambitious efficiency targets.
- Enterprise Data Centers
- Retrofit & Legacy System Upgrades
- Server Rooms (Raised Floor or Flooded)
Fan Coil Wall (FCW)
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More Room for Moneymakers
The FCW is a perimeter-based solution that maximizes revenue-generating space and eliminates server hot spots.
- Uniform Airflow- Validated by CFD modeling, the "blow-through" design delivers a predictable, low-velocity wall of air that eliminates dead zones and hot spots.
- Maximum White Space - The FCW removes the need for cooling units on the server floor, increasing the available square footage for IT racks.
- N+1 Redundancy - Multi-fan design ensures constant full cooling capacity, with automatic airflow adjustments in the case of a fan failure.
- Extreme Efficiency - Designed with fan affinity law, using significantly less energy by running many fans at lower speeds than running a few fans at high speeds.
- Custom Fit - The wall dimensions are engineered to match the exact height and width of your facility, ensuring a perfect seal and optimized airflow.
By the Numbers
Engineered for the upper limits of air-cooled density, our FCW transforms your perimeter into a high-performance heat rejection engine. The system maximizes the potential of air-side infrastructure, handling challenging thermal loads without the complexity of liquid deployment.
- Cooling Capacity Range - 150 - 800+ kW / 45 - 225+ Tons.
- Airflow Range - Up To 80,000+ CFM.
- Fans: High-efficiency EC Fan Arrays.
- Maintenance - Front or rear access available based on building layout.
Purpose-Built for Data
The FCW is the go-to solution for enterprise data centers and retrofit upgrades, offering a customizable footprint for constrained spaces and precision cooling needs.
- Hyperscale Data Centers
- Large Colocation Facilities
- Enterprise Data Centers
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