Chilled water air conditioners
Uniflair Chilled Water Air Conditioners by Schneider Electric are attuned to the cooling concerns of data center owners and operators.
The Uniflair Chilled Water Air Conditioner by Schneider Electric features a compact footprint, highly efficient electronically commutated fans, and a design that allows for easy accessibility for service. The air conditioners are attuned to the cooling concerns of data center owners and operators; the upcoming release of the InRow RA uses a water-free approach to cooling the data center, reducing the risk of leaks developing within the data center. This unique close-coupled cooling approach is floor-mounted and features a highly efficient pumped refrigerant row-based system that leverages thermal containment and smart controls to fully manage the cooling of the data center. The InRow RA is equipped with active response controls for monitoring and active adjustment of cooling capacity that ensures proper temperatures within the server environment are consistently maintained.
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