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Out with the heat in data centres
December 1st 2007

Eaton-Williams is meeting the challenge of tackling heat loads generated by the rapidly growing use of blade servers in data centres, with the launch of a range of large data room (CRAC) units as part of its Cooling IT technology portfolio.

Moducel DRU (CRAC) air conditioning units are available with 80, 100 or 120kW cooling capacities and available with chilled water, DX, DX with watercooled condenser and glycol free cooling configurations.

Ease of installation, efficiency, resilience and integration are said to be hallmarks of the DRU range which is of a modular frame and panel design.

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