When comparing EC fans and variable speed drives, it is easy to assume that the solution with the highest upfront efficiency will work out the cheapest. However, this risks missing the bigger picture, says Carl Turbitt, HVAC Drives – UK Sales Manager, ABB.
Don’t miss this expert panel discussion, taking place on 24 April, at Critical Insight: Cooling in Focus.
Pieter Schaap, Director at Soben, considers some of the biggest developments happening in the data centre sector, and their implications for the future.
Critical Insight: Cooling in Focus will be a detailed exploration into how data centre cooling is evolving to meet new challenges,
Vertiv has opened a new facility in Pune, India to meet the surging global demand for thermal management solutions in data centres and supporting infrastructure.
Markus Gerber, Sr. Business Development Manager at nVent, looks at traditional ways of cooling and new liquid cooling technologies, their potential and the also challenges to overcome.
Matthew Evans, Global Director – Data Centre Solutions at Flakt Group, Andy Young, CTO at Asperitas and John Booth, Consultant at Carbon3IT Ltd debate the pros and cons of air cooling versus liquid cooling.
Vertiv has announced its acquisition of data centre liquid cooling specialist, CoolTera.
At this year’s Critical Insight, Matt Evans, Global Director – Data Centre Solutions at Fläkt Group, Andy Young of Asperitas and green IT consultant John Booth will debate the technical, economic, and environmental aspects of both air and liquid cooling methods.
Are EC fans the most efficient solution for data centres, or could the addition of ultra-low harmonic (ULH) technology make drives and motors the better option? Carl Turbitt, ABB’s HVAC Drives UK Sales Manager, unpacks the pros and cons.
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