DATA CENTER COOLING SOLUTIONS Systemair your reliable partner in Data Centre Cooling

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Fans Air handling units Fire safety Air distribution Air conditioning Heating products DATA CENTER COOLING SOLUTIONS Systemair your reliable partner in Data Centre Cooling

2 Data Centre Cooling

Data Centre Cooling 3 Systemair your reliable partner in Data Centre Cooling The data centre industry is growing rapidly, with ever greater focus on faster connections and more uptime. Cloud data centre traffic will grow every year, and the need for bigger online storage will drive higher and higher server capacity. Nowadays, the term Data Center is a common term of building for many people. However, it is important to have a clear understanding of the concept in order to be able to understand the essential role that energy savings have in this type of building. A Data Center is a specially conditioned space in which temperature and humidity are controlled, the electricity supply is stabilized and uninterrupted. There is structured cabling, control on access and fire detection and extinction systems, among other things. This is to contain all of a company s IT systems and equipment. The huge growth in the number of users connected to the internet and the enormous increase in data has led companies to invest in Data Centres that are increasingly large in size and with greater energy density per m 2. Nowadays, it is essential to have an energy efficient cooling system as savings in energy cost will largely contribute to the profitability of the Data Center. This application brochure outlines the important aspects to be considered when designing a Data Center with high levels of energy efficiency, that is economically sustainable and that have low environmental impact by using solutions from the Systemair group, the world leader in cooling and ventilation systems.

4 Data Centre Cooling Secure high quality and save money where you can Cooling represents the biggest slice of the total cost in a data centre. And with more capacity and higher density there is an increased need for energy-efficient cooling of the IT equipment. Energy demand in data centres 15 % 14 % 4 % 3 % 1 % 4 % COOLING 38 % Switchgear and transformers Lightning Cooling PDU UPS Processor Server power supply Other server Storage Communication equipment 1 % 5 % 15 % The most energy-efficient data centres use products and innovative techniques that significantly reduce energy consumption and leave minimum carbon footprint. New legislation and directives like F-gas, Eco Design and Ashrae guidelines are driving new solutions for cooling. The industry has been focusing on PUE as the leading metric for energy efficiency, but are now also focusing more and more on other metrics, such as TCO (Total Cost of Ownership), WUE (Water-Use Effectivness), CUE Carbon Use Effectiveness) and ERE (Energy Re-use Effectiveness) where the Data Centre can be used as a source of energy. With the adoption of the Kyoto protocol, the European Union committed itself to a reduction of at least 20 % in CO 2 emissions by 2020. In 2009, the ErP Directive (Energy related Products Directive) was signed. It is often simply referred to as the Ecodesign Directive. We come across this in everyday life, for example with the phasing out of traditional light bulbs or the energyefficiency labelling on fridges, washing machines and so on. The Directive is mandatory in the EU. This requirement affects manufacturers of ventilation and air conditioning products. The ErP Regulation covers products that are produced in the European Economic Area, as well as those imported from other countries. Products outside the EU are not covered by the regulation. All Systemair products affected comply with the ErP directive.

Data Centre Cooling 5 Systemair Data centre Cooling Solutions With more than 200 engineers and 11 R&D centres around the world, Systemair offers a wide range of robust and reliable ventilation and cooling products for all kinds and sizes of data centres even those in the most challenging climatic regions. Our products are developed to the latest standards and rigorously tested. That s why we can guarantee that our products always deliver optimum performance. Certified quality Systemair is certified in accordance with ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ATEX and European fire safety standard EN 12101-3. Our research and development laboratories are some of the most modern in Europe; measurements are made in accordance with international standards such as AMCA and ISO.

6 Data Centre Cooling Save energy lower running cost! Our label Green Ventilation features products with a high energy saving potential. All products labelled with Green ventilation combine energy economy with energy efficiency. With 57 subsidiaries in 45 countries and more than 4,500 employees we are right where you need us. Around the globe our competent and experienced engineers and sales support teams are at your service, so you can trust Systemair being your partner in helping you with comprehensive HVAC solutions and products for a super-efficient data centre in any climatic region. Fire safety ventilation Precision cooling Air distribution Spot cooling ATEX ventilation

Data Centre Cooling 7 Start-up service Hydronic cooling systems Indirect free cooling air handling unit Direct free cooling air handling unit Free cooling fans

8 Data Centre Cooling Free Cooling air handling units Taking advantage of favourable outside conditions Free cooling is a highly efficient method that uses low temperature outdoor air to control the data centre considerably, thus reducing total energy consumption. Considering ASHRAE regulations for IT equipment and optimum operating conditions, it is possible to free cool at a maximum outdoor air temperature of 27 C, and directly apply air mixing without mechanical support in most European countries. Systemair s free cooling technology results in classleading efficiency. Just one example of saving: Calculations based on a one year power saving of approximately 180,000 kw in Madrid, show that it is possible to estimate, for a five year basis and unit power of 250 kw, an average energy saving of 3,600,000 kwh. In terms of money, cost reduction would add up to a total of more than 432,000 during the same period of time, using an energy cost reference value of 0.12 /kwh.

Data Centre Cooling 9 Direct Free Cooling units for Data Centres Systemair units are specially designed for data centre facilities for both outdoor and indoor installation. All units are modular and easy to install and maintain. The units are always delivered with controls and every unit is commissioned in our factory to ensure functionality. Systemair Direct Free Cooling units are built with the most efficient components available. This results in minimum operating costs and a low carbon footprint. Our units range from 50 to 300 kw cooling capacity, and use outdoor air adiabatic cooling to obtain a low OPEX. Get these benefits: Innovative cooling ensures low OPEX Energy-efficient EC fans reduce power consumption Efficient air filtration Integrated controls and sensors for easy operation Factory-tested Tier 3 ready: ATyS and UPS for controls as option Compact sizes for small spaces

10 Data Centre Cooling Indirect Free Cooling units for Data Centres Systemair Indirect Free Cooling units are specially designed for energy-efficient cooling of IT equipment in data centre facilities. The adiabatic free cooling unit has a water recovery solution to ensure a low WUE and will operate throughout most of the year in North and Central Europe. If the design outdoor temperature is higher than 27 C a plug and play DX package can be integrated inside the unit for further mechanical support. Systemair Indirect Free Cooling will ensure a low mechanical PUE and minimal OPEX, and also has an optional energy recovery module to obtain a good Energy Re-use Factor and ERE value. Our units offer you several advantages: Ultra efficient free cooling with no outside air in the data centre Single stage adiabatic cooling with water recovery for low WUE Integrated controls and sensors for easy operation Factory-tested Energy-efficient EC fans for lower power consumption Tier 3 ready: ATyS and UPS for controls as option Plug and play DX package as option Energy recovery module as option

Data Centre Cooling 11 Hydronic Cooling systems Perfect cooling with the highest efficiency The hydronic system, using water as exchange fluid, provides perfect cooling with high efficiency. The system is flexible and can be tailored to any type of building, meeting the demands of small, medium and large data centres. Systemair offers a wide range of chillers and heat pumps that are Eurovent certified and comply with ErP directives to ensure that you have the most efficient product for your data centre. Our range of Hydronic Cooling systems: Air cooled chillers and heat pumps from 5 to 1700 kw cooling power Water cooled chillers, heat pumps and condensing units from 20 to 1600 kw cooling power Free cooling modules from 100 to 550 kw cooling power Condensing units from 20 to 700 kw cooling power Roof top units from 15 to 110 kw cooling power

12 Data Centre Cooling DX Cooling systems A flexible and efficient solution for comfort applications Our DX Cooling systems can precisely meet the thermal load in each building space, providing independent and personalized room comfort. A smaller refrigerant piping dimension makes it the best solution for computer rooms and small to medium-sized data centres. Our range of DX Cooling systems: SysSplit is ideal for cooling one to five areas from a single outdoor unit, from 5 to 50 kw cooling power SysVRF is ideal for cooling areas up to 2,000 m 2, from 10 to 200 kw cooling power

Data Centre Cooling 13 Close control cooling Close control systems manage the data centre s temperature, humidity and air filtration with extreme precision, thus ensuring high performance. Systemair offers a range of close control systems for both water and DX cooling systems. All systems have EC fans and integrated controls. Our range of Close control cooling systems: Chilled water range from 5 to 150 kw cooling power DX cooling range from 10 to 64 kw

14 Data Centre Cooling Spot cooling Our spot cooling systems precisely regulate temperature and humidity for sensitive technology. In data centres and mobile phone network exchanges, their continuous operation reliability ensures the high availability of computer systems. Systemair offers many options for spot cooling in data centres, for both chilled water and DX cooling. Our range consists of in-row coolers, splits, cassette cooling units, and false ceiling units to give you maximum efficiency based on your needs. Our range for spot precision cooling: Cassette coolers; DX or chilled water, spot cooling 5 100 kw Split units for DX or chilled water, wall or floor model False ceiling units for DX or chilled water, 5 85 kw

Data Centre Cooling 15 Air Distribution Systemair develops, produces and delivers state-of-theart air distribution products, valves and flow rate regulators. Our components comply with the highest interior design requirements and make data centres more energy efficient. Quality is guaranteed by our development laboratory, which is one of the most modern laboratories in Europe. There we measure air volumes, throw, coanda effect, sound level and temperature sequences, so we can provide our customers with accurate data. With our products you can optimize airflow and direct the air to where it has the greatest effect. Our range for air distribution in Data centres: Grilles for walls, ceiling and floor installations High induction diffusers Floor diffusers Variable airflow dampers for regulating and optimizing airflow Balancing dampers for the duct system

16 Data Centre Cooling Fans Systemair has a wide range of EC fans for use in different applications within a data centre. Our EC fans are your first choice when it comes to economical use of energy and easy demand-controlled ventilation. These fans are driven by energy-saving EC motors with built in electronic control to keep them running in the optimal operating range. They are an excellent solution for demand-responsive ventilation systems. Our range of fans for Data centres: Circular duct fans, 10-500 l/s Roof fans Box fans Axial fans for free cooling Fan arrays for free cooling ENERGY CONSUMPTION (%) 100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 27,1 48,8 65,7 78,4 87,5 93,6 97,3 99,2 99,9 100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 SPEED/AIR VOLUME (%)

Data Centre Cooling 17 Fire Safety Ventilation During a fire, smoke and gases spread through the entire data centre. So it is essential that buildings are constructed to prevent the expansion of smoke and fire. Systemair has solutions for both extracting smoke through energyefficient EC fans that comply with the latest fire standards, as well as fire dampers for sealing off a building compartment or duct system. All our products are certified and tested by independent and accredited laboratories. Our range of Fire Safety Ventilation: Smoke extract fans F400 and F600 according to EN1366-1 for roof, wall or duct installation Fire dampers EI90S and EI120S according to EN1366-1 ATEX certified products ( explosion proof ventilation) Air handling unit Fans Regulation and shut-off dampers Fire dampers, EI120S

18 Data Centre Cooling Systemair across the world Skinnskatteberg, Sweden The Group headquarters, distribution center and largest production site. Production of compact air handling units and a wide range of fans and accessories. Production of air curtains and fan heaters for Frico, a company within the Systemair Group. Hässleholm, Sweden Production of heating products for air handling units, mobile and fixed fan heaters, plus dehumidifiers. Windischbuch, Germany Producton of an extensive range of axial and roof fans, plus tunnel and garage ventilation. Langenfeld, Germany Production of air curtains. Mühlheim an der Ruhr, Germany Production of air handling units for swimming pool halls and comfort ventilation with extra high efficiency. Ukmergé, Lithuania Production of residential units and large air handling units. Maribor, Slovenia Production of high-temperature fans for smoke extract ventilation. Aarhus, Denmark Production of large air handling units central units. Tillières, France Production of air conditioning products. Bratislava, Slovakia Production of air distribution products; fire dampers.

Data Centre Cooling 19 Quality: Systemair is certified in accordance with ISO 9001; ISO 14001, ATEX and European fire safety standard EN 12101-3. Our research and development laboratories are one of the most modern in Europe; measurements are made in accordance with international standards such as AMCA and ISO. Save Energy, lower running cost! Our label Green Ventilation features products with a high energy saving potential. All products labelled with Green Ventilation combine energy economy with energy efficiency. Bouctouche, Canada Tillsonburg, Canada Lenexa, USA Skinnskatteberg, Sweden Eidsvoll, Norway Hässleholm, Sweden Aarhus, Denmark Mühlheim a.d.r., Germany Ukmergé, Lithuania Waalwijk, The Netherlands Langenfeld, Germany Windischbuch, Germany Tillières, France Bratislava, Slovakia Maribor, Slovenia Madrid, Spain Milan, Italy Istanbul, Turkey New Delhi, India Hyderabad, India Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Hyderabad, India Production of air distribution products. Greater Noida, New Delhi, India Production of duct, axial and box fans, air handling units and air distribution products. Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Production of duct and axial fans. Lenexa, USA Production of duct, axial and roof fans chiefly for the North American market. Distribution centre for the USA market. Milan, Italy Production of a wide range of liquid- and air-cooled chillers and heat pumps for comfort cooling. Madrid, Spain Production of large air handling units and box fans for markets in southern Europe, the Middle East and North Africa. Bouctouche, Canada Production of air handling units for residential use in North America, plus dehumidifiers. Tillsonburg, Canada Production of air handling units for classroom ventilation in the North American market. Eidsvoll, Norway Production of air handling units. Istanbul, Turkey Production of a wide range of air handling units and fan coils. Waalwijk, The Netherlands Production of air handling units.

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