Intelligent Containment Systems



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Intelligent Containment Systems

COOL Maximize cooling efficiency and easily maintain a perfectly controlled temperature. Air Management Systems Opengate solutions offer sophisticated airflow management to data centers of any size and capacity. By containing and directing hot air, the Opengate line delivers significant cost savings while improving the long-term reliability of missioncritical IT equipment. Maintains a perfectly controlled and consistent IT environment Maximizes effi ciency while maintaining an ideal temperature throughout data centers Contains and evacuates 100 percent of the heat so no hot air mixes with cool air Exhausts heat directly from the cabinets, eliminating hotair bypass Airflow Assessment Program Geist s highly trained team of experts conduct a thorough site survey to identify key airflow trouble spots and recommend viable solutions in a customized Airflow Assessment Report. This assessment provides detailed insight into the efficiency of a data center's cooling circuit and summarizes the necessary steps to maximize cooling efficiency. Assessment ROI It s estimated that for every watt of power consumed by IT equipment in an average data center, another watt is required to remove the heat generated by that equipment. Based on this principle, significant cost savings can be achieved by implementing all or a portion of the steps prescribed in the Airflow Assessment Report. In addition to targeting airflow problem spots, Geist s assessment clearly calculates the estimated return on investment from the suggested recommendations. Indirect monetary benefits like improved reliability of equipment and upgraded working conditions are also included in the report. Geist s Airflow Assessment Report specifies the many overall benefits of effective airflow management. Assessment Team For more details on conducting an Airfl ow Assessment in your data center, contact one of Geist's cooling experts at or sales@. Maximizes chiller plant effi ciency with the highest possible return air temperatures Intelligent fan units respond when sensors recognize a fl uxuation in demand. Eliminates temporary fi xes like vinyl plastic sheeting with expertly manufactured chimneys and rack enclosures Studies show 250 percent over-cooling is required when hot air is uncontrolled.* Without heat containment, hot air mixes with cold, leading to gross over-cooling. Opengate addresses this problem by focusing on containing hot air to improve cooling effi ciency by up to 40 percent. * ""Designing Better Data Centers"," ASHRAE Journal, 12/07, EPA - Uptime Institute conference material -2-

COOL Provides automated feedback to help cut total fan energy by 40 percent. Intelligent Cabinet or Row Containment The Opengate Intelligent Containment System centers on two critical components: 1) containing heat and 2) expelling heat directly to the Computer Room Air Conditioning (CRAC) units. This two-step focus maintains and stabilizes the ideal temperature for data center equipment. The first step is addressed by Opengate s expertly manufactured chimneys and enclosures. The second step relies on sophisticated temperature and pressure sensors to control fan speeds and exhaust hot air through the chimneys at the most efficient rate. The combination of hot air containment and intelligently controlled fan speeds creates a consistent climate-controlled environment in the data center and within the cabinet rows. Fan controller Pressure sensor A. Custom Chimney Opengate chimneys exhaust the cabinet s hot air through the ceiling return plenum or to other desired locations. Chimneys are adjustable to accommodate most ceiling heights. Durable and easy to assemble, each chimney is made of powdercoated steel, matching most data center cabinets. Adjustable duct extender kits: EC1002-0007X, EC1002-0013X Fixed length stackable ducts: EC1002-08S, EC1002-12S, EC1002-24S, EC1002-48S B. Fan Units Opengate fan cartridges evacuate hot air to maintain air fl ow at the exact rate the IT equipment generates. Each fan unit is manufactured with best-in-class components to ensure maximum run life and unparalleled effi ciency. EC10D, EC20D, EC30R A B C C System Components EC00DT System EC20DT System EC30RT System B Opengate is available for virtually every new or existing cabinet model and confi guration. Geist has developed a vast library of cabinet-specifi c installation kits that include cabinet tops, blanking panels and mounting hardware. If a new cabinet or row confi guration is required, Geist s team of design engineers will deliver a solution in days. Part number EC00D SYSTEM EC10D SYSTEM EC10R SYSTEM EC20D SYSTEM EC20R SYSTEM EC30R SYSTEM EC1001C EC1001CT EC1002-0007X EC1002-0013X EC1002-08S EC1002-12S EC1002-24S EC1002-48S EC1001H EC10D EC20D EC30R Description (See page 4 for detailed descriptions.) Pressure sensor information is fed into the controller, which is then translated into commands that raise or lower fan speeds based on the server load. Passive Heat Containment System Containment Cooling System includes Chassis, Host Controller with Pressure Sensor and (2) EC10D fan cartridges Row Containment Cooling System includes Chassis, Host Controller with Pressure Sensor and (2) EC10D fan cartridges Containment Cooling System includes Chassis, Host Controller with Pressure Sensor and (2) EC20D fan cartridges Row Containment Cooling System includes Chassis, Host Controller with Pressure Sensor and (2) EC20D fan cartridges Row Containment Cooling System includes Chassis, Host Controller with Pressure Sensor and (2) EC30D fan cartridges EC Base Chassis, 7.5 inches EC Base Chassis tall, 11.5 inches Duct Externder extends duct an additional 0-7 inches Duct Extender extends duct an additional 0-13 inches EC System Duct, 8 inches, stackable EC System Duct, 12 inches, stackable EC System Duct, 24 inches, stackable EC System Duct, 48 inches, stackable EC Host Controller, includes pressure sensor and mounting bracket Fan cartridge for use in EC 10D System Fan cartridge for use in EC 20D System Fan cartridge for use in EC 30D System C. Intelligent Controller The intelligent controller is the brains behind Geist's Enterprise Cooling (EC) system. It automatically adjusts fan unit speeds to exhaust exactly the right amount of air from each cabinet. The fan speed is controlled by information from pressure sensors that compare pressure inside cabinets with that in the room. The EC system works to maintain a zero differential between the two environments. The intelligent controller also logs and records valuable temperature and performance data. EC1001H -3- -4-

COOL Opengate conforms to almost any environment to deliver intelligent cooling. Passive Cabinet Containment Scalable Capacity System capacity automatically scales as loads are added or removed Automated load sharing returns all heat directly to return air plenum High-density loads can be directly coupled for single cabinet isolation Load sharing leads to lower cost per deployed kw, allowing all fans to run at energy efficient speeds Geist's Opengate is the most flexible cooling option on the market. With Opengate Passive Cabinet Containment, lowdensity cabinets can take advantage of a simple chimney solution to manage modest loads. Then, as cabinet loads increase, the passive system can be upgraded quickly to an Opengate Intelligent Containment System. It grows and adjusts to the needs of any data center with features like: Load Sharing Multiple systems work together to share cabinet loads Operational redundancy increases as systems work in concert In the event of utility failure, heat continues to be exhausted by the Geist cooling unit using power provided by its PDU/UPS Geist's Environet software aggregates total airflow load and automates the process of defining requirements, allowing for a reduction of supply airflow across the data center. Automated Control Receive automatic notification of system threshold breach via email or SNMP Environmental conditions are monitored and reported automatically IT intake air is stabilized within a few degrees of the supply air temperature at all points in the data center Optional placement of Geist cooling units avoids overhead obstructions such as cable trays. -5- System Components EC10DT System Efficient chimney systems For low-density cabinets (up to 4 kw) Heat is channeled directly to the hot air return no mixing with the cooler ambient air No active components relies on server fans to push exhaust Highly economical simple design is low cost and easy to install Occupies zero floor space mounted above the rack allows for maximum cabinet space Easily upgradable to an active system for higher density cabinets as density matures Removable blanking panels capture heat. As cabinets increase in density they can be upgraded to an Opengate Active Containment System. -6-

COOL Intelligent heat removal and monitoring solutions. Small Room Cooling Unity Cooling The Opengate Unity Cooling solution uses sensors and sophisticated software to integrate its row-based Intelligent Containment System with the data center s CRAC units. By establishing a link to the airflow requirement at the rack level, Unity Cooling controls the CRAC unit and delivers only the amount of cool air required by the data center. The fully automated system maximizes efficiency by optimizing the amount of power required to maintain the appropriate temperature. The Unity Cooling solution saves up to 40 percent on power consumption. In addition, Unity Cooling gives you the advantage of: Scalability to adjust data center airflow to accommodate growth of additional servers and load for increased data center efficiency Reporting coupled with the element of fan control to reduce fan power for better efficiency IT Row Enclosure The Opengate Row Enclosure system encases an entire row of cabinets to completely contain heat and keep it from mixing with a data center's cold air. The enclosure includes Opengate's intelligent sensors and chimneys to exhaust heat directly to the CRAC. The system can be deployed in a variety of retrofit or new construction configurations to meet your specific data center needs. Geist's RAC10 system evacuates heat from a small space and sends it to the outside corridor or ceiling plenum return. The unit allows the closet to breathe which leads to a perfectly controlled environment for your small computer and network rooms using building air. The unit interfaces with temperature sensors to adjust fan speeds as temperatures rise and fall while providing the needed visibility-to-cooling capacity, environmental information and alarms. Email alerts and the Web interface provide remote alerts and management for superior visibility and control of room environment. Opengate RAC10 The Opengate RAC10 system can be mounted to the wall or the ceiling for automated heat exhaust and critical monitoring and alerts. An optional Duct Kit can be added. The dimensions of the RAC10 fan enclosure are 21" W x 14" L. Ceiling Mount Wall Mount Geist's IT Row Enclosure provides: Maximum efficiency Effective control of thermal environment Flexibility to increase load from a few kw to 320 kw per row Automate cooling supply to match IT load Ceiling Mount Wire Hanger Loop Cable Tie Loop Optional Duct Kit Wall Stud Mounting Flange Temp Sensor Port (4) Redundant Fans Internal Temp Sensor Ethernet RJ45 Power Input -7- -8-

COOL Lower the operating temperature of network es, load balancers and routers. Upsite Airflow Management Accessories KOLDLOK Raised Floor Air Management Model # Image Description Switch Cooling Network es, load balancers and routers are often mounted in the back of a cabinet for more convenient cabling connections. Unfortunately, devices installed at the back of cabinets can be critically damaged or may go offl ine when they are fed pre-heated air from the servers. Opengate Switch Cooling addresses this issue by delivering cool air to network devices regardless of where they are mounted. Switch Cooling products are available in a wide range of confi gurations and rack space sizes. Designed to work with 1U to 9U devices and beyond, Opengate Device Cooling channels air to every kind of intake/exhaust confi guration imaginable. Active Network es mounted at the top and rear of the rack are susceptible to heated air from the servers. This hot air is recirculated, putting stress on the device. Blanking Panels Wave Grommet 20100 Seals openings in new and existing raised fl oor cutouts prior to the installation of cabling. Wave-shaped thermoplastic elastomer offers the best sealing against bypass airfl ow. Wave Cover 20101 Safety cover seals Wave Grommet when cables are not present. Integral 1010 Install prior to installation of cables. Split Integral 3030 Split design for easy install without disturbing existing cables. Surface Mount Original Grommet 2020 Surface Mount Large Grommet 2030 Surface Mount Extra Large Grommet 2040 Seals a variety of existing raised fl oor tile cutouts and allows fl exibility to remove tiles without capturing cables. Mini Grommet 10077 Smaller size 6 x 4 offers fl exibility for data centers that have multiple cable opening sizes. 3 Extended Brush 10012 6 Extended Brush 10013 Seals new and existing openings. Simple modifi cation creates the fl exibility to seal large and unique openings such as those found under PDUs. Opengate Switch Cooling products are confi gured to accommodate numerous intake/exhaust confi gurations. 4 Round Floor Grommet HOTLOK Rack Airflow Management 40001 The split feature allows product installation or removal without disturbing cables. Hybrid brush technology membrane and bristles create extremely effective seal. Model # Image Description Passive Opengate Switch Cooling directs cool air to the network es, signifi cantly lowering operating temperatures. 1U Blanking Panel 10031 2U Blanking Panel 10033 Cantilevered sealing vanes eliminate the gap between adjoining blanking panels or with installed equipment. Tool-free, snap-in installation requires no additional parts or components for installation. 1U Temp Strip Blanking Panel 10035 2U Temp Strip Blanking Panel 10038 Color-coded temperature ranges indicate potential hot spots by color based on ASHRAE standard. Easy-pull removal for any EIA-310-E standard openings. Round 4 Rack Mount Grommet 40002 Seals 4 cable openings without disturbing the cables in new and existing server rack cutouts. 1U Pass Through Blanking Panel 10112 2U Pass Through Blanking Panel 10113 Provides an effective airfl ow sealing solution when used in conjunction with pullout KVM es or servers that may be occasionally extracted. Also provides rack sealing where cables prevent solid blanking panels from being installed. Opengate Switch Cooling guides cool air to network devices mounted in non-ideal locations within the cabinet. In many cases this can be done with a simple passive device. Active fans may be incorported as confi guration, size and airfl ow requirements demand. AISLELOK Airflow Management Under Rack Panel 10103 Model # Image Description 25 x 4 x 3 under rack panel seals a variety of openings below the rack on new and existing raised server racks..5 Acrycell Tape 1 Acrycell Tape 2 Acrycell Tape 4 Acrycell Tape 10108-001 10108-002 10108-003 10108-004 Seals openings between racks in new and existing data center aisles. Designed to block bypass airfl ow and maximize cooling system effi ciency. Time release expansion ensures a tight seal around cables and other impediments. Customizable tape unrolls, creating one continuous and uniform top-to-bottom seal. -9- -10-

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