COMPUTER ROOM HVAC UNITS

COMPUTER ROOM HVAC UNITS

in Midland TX

A room designated to house computer equipment for networking or servers requires special consideration for HVAC computer room units. First Service Plumbing, Heating and Air Conditioning, Midland, Texas, offers expert advice on HVAC logistics for computer rooms designed for networking, server operation, or as data centers. A Computer Room Air Conditioning Unit, known as a CRAC, is special equipment that senses, adjusts and maintains the environmental conditions such as air flow, humidity levels and temperature of rooms specifically designated to store banks of mainframe computers and computer racks operating as data, networking and computing hubs.

A Computer Room Air Conditioning Unit is essentially a modern climate control device that maintains favorable environmental conditions for multiple computers that operate on a virtually non-stop pace, generating significant amounts of heat. In addition to banks of mainframe computers and networking computer equipment, heat is generated by power distribution gear, transfer switches and other systems. It is critical to avoid sensitive computer and electrical equipment from overheating, and that is where Computer Room Air Conditioning Units for computer facilities come into play.

FIRST SERVICE SOLUTIONS FOR COMPUTER ROOM UNITS

Ask us about the Computer Room Air Conditioning Units installed by First Service Plumbing, Heating and Air Conditioning, Midland. Our HVAC team is highly experienced at installing, servicing, maintaining and repairing Computer Room Air Conditioning Units for computer facilities of all kinds in Midland and Big Spring, and throughout West Texas. We are available to meet with you to understand the configuration, specifications and cooling requirements of your computer rooms. Given the size, location and constraints of the space, we will provide you with the most-effective options for installing Computer Room Air Conditioning Units. One successful configuration is to set up cooling system that ventilates cool air through an elevated and vented floor with strategically placed vents to collect the hot air generated by high-speed computers.