Data centers

Data centers play a crucial role in any modern company.

They centralize key computing and storage resources critical for the very functioning of their businesses.

Companies require high availability levels in their data centers in order to keep optimal and continuous operation, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

Equipment hosted in data centers requires controlled temperature and humidity levels to work properly. Therefore, climate control infrastructure is a crucial component in any data center.

Data centers house a significant number of devices that generate large amounts of heat, so they require climate control technology that helps eliminate that heat in a precise and efficient way in order to maintain temperature levels that comply with applicable standards.

In addition, their climate control infrastructure must maintain appropriate humidity levels in order to avoid electrostatic discharges caused by dry conditions and to avoid short circuits and equipment corrosion caused by excessive levels of humidity.

Equipment distribution within a data center, as well as its growth, are key factors that should be considered to ensure adequate temperature and humidity levels.