LCP CW: Extremely high heat loads are dissipated from the IT racks via air/water heat exchangers. LCP DX: Ideal for cooling of small and medium-sized IT applications.
Rack-based cooling on one to two IT racks. Continuous cooling output adjustment due to the use of an output-controlled compressor in the LCP Rack DX (evaporator) An external condenser is required to operate the unit.
Bay-based cooling in conjunction with open/perforated IT racks. Continuous cooling output adjustment due to the use of an output-controlled compressor in the LCP Inline DX (evaporator) An external condenser is required to operate the unit.
Cooling via high-performance compact impellers. The LCP draws in the air at the sides at the rear of the server enclosures and blows the cooled air back into the front part of the server enclosure at the sides.
Bayed climate control designed for siting within a bayed enclosure suite. The hot air is extracted at the rear of the unit, cooled and then expelled forwards to the cold aisle.
Cooling via high-performance compact impellers. The LCP draws in the air at the sides at the rear of the server enclosures and blows the cooled air back into the front part of the server enclosure at the sides.
Bayed climate control designed for siting within a bayed enclosure suite. The hot air is extracted at the rear of the unit, cooled and then expelled forwards to the cold aisle.
The passive module is an air/water heat exchanger in an enclosure for direct mounting on VX IT or TS IT racks in place of the rear door. The slimline design and a door opening angle of 180° allows rear access to the server enclosure and makes...
Active module to support air routing via the passive module. Easily retro-fitted by locating into the service door. Control may be based on the ambient air temperature or (optionally) differential pressure. I/O board, sensors, DC fan and essential...
Water module for individual output regulation or for determining the cooling output of an LCP rear door CW. Only suitable for use in conjunction with an active module. May be mounted either in the raised floor or above the rack, as preferred.