Results for tag: "Data Center Containment"

In the realm of data centers, containment refers to the practice of segregating hot and cold airflows to improve the cooling efficiency of the facility. Data center containment systems are implemented to minimize the mixing of hot air expelled from equipment with the cool air used for cooling, which can lead to increased energy usage and reduced equipment performance. This separation is achieved through physical barriers such as doors, panels, and curtains, alongside strategies like hot-aisle or cold-aisle containment. These containment solutions can be part of the design of a new data center or retrofitted into an existing one. The adoption of containment systems often forms part of an organization's strategies for energy efficiency, sustainability, and cost reduction. In the data center containment market, a variety of companies offer products and solutions tailored to improve the thermal management of data centers. Some notable players include Schneider Electric, a leader in energy management and automation; Eaton, known for power management solutions; Vertiv, which specializes in designing, building, and servicing critical infrastructure; and Rittal, which provides enclosures, power distribution, climate control, IT infrastructure, and software & services. Other contributors to this market are Legrand, providing electrical and digital building infrastructures, and Panduit, delivering comprehensive products and services for data centers. Show Less Read more