The combined capabilities of Daikin and Alliance Air address data center industry requirements, including chiller-to-computer room air-handler (CRAH) systems that help mitigate a data center’s environmental impact. These systems provide an ideal balance of energy and water conservation.

EcoStruxure Building solutions help owners and facility managers respond to rising energy costs, as well as mandates for net zero carbon emissions by 2050.

FabricAir introduced the Harsh Environment (HE) Suspension System, which features a hot-dipped galvanized (HDG) coating for safely protecting critical weight-bearing suspension components from corrosion in commercial/industrial building harsh environments.

Under the ElectroSafe Fluid Partner Program, Castrol and GRC will jointly evaluate and gather fluid test data through a proprietary protocol to optimize material compatibility, safety, and thermal performance. 

The Pfannenberg lab performs a wide range of tests critical to analyzing the performance and safety of air conditioning systems, including computational fluid dynamics (CFD) analysis, as well as environmental simulations, a climatic chamber, and IP protection class tests

Facility managers can program, operate, and monitor the air curtains through either a building management system using the BACnet-IP protocol, or a smartphone. 

The 12.5- to 27.5-ton RTUs surpass aggressive U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) 2023 efficiency standards by 6% to 45%, depending on the efficiency level, while maintaining an economical advantage. 

To conduct quality inspections of data center facilities, it is crucial to select an optimal videoscope with the required features.

AXS induced-draft, crossflow cooling towers are independently certified by the International Building Code to withstand seismic and wind load forces in North America. 

For a low upfront rental fee, facilities can have access to a predetermined size and quantity of generators.