Datacenter Cooling and HVAC

As a working figure, plan cooling capacity to match the IT load: a 5kW rack needs roughly 5kW of cooling. Standard air cooled halls handle around 5 to 15kW per rack. Above roughly 20kW you should be considering in-row, rear door or liquid cooling.

Almost always airflow, not capacity. Missing blanking panels, unsealed floor cutouts, no containment and badly placed vented tiles let cold air bypass the equipment and hot exhaust recirculate into intakes. It is usually fixable without buying more cooling.

Yes. We retrofit in-row units, rear door heat exchangers, containment and airflow management into live rooms, staged so your equipment stays running throughout.

Yes. Above roughly 40kW per rack, air cooling stops being practical and we move to liquid cooling. We install CDUs, direct-to-chip loops and rear door heat exchangers for exactly these workloads.

Yes. Scheduled maintenance covering filter changes, coil cleaning, condensate checks, controls and airflow verification is available under a service contract.