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Data center air monitoring
Data center air monitoring

Server stability and energy optimization

Controlling climate conditions in data centers is extremely important for server operation and optimizing facility consumption. Reliable and precise, our measuring instruments ensure the permanent availability of these computing systems.

Servers are highly sensitive to overheating and humidity, so temperature and hygrometry must be closely controlled. Maintaining precise target values creates a climatic balance that favors free cooling, which in turn saves energy.

Parameters to be monitored

  • Temperature (18 to 27-32°C)

  • Hygrometry (and dew point temperature)

  • Velocity / Airflow

  • Pressure


METROLOGICAL SERVICES

SPOT MEASUREMENTS

AIRFLOW MONITORING

CLIMATIC MONITORING

METROLOGICAL SERVICES
To ensure the safety and optimisation of installations and prevent measurement drift, our laboratories issue calibration certificates and verification reports that ensure the traceability of measurements and prevent sensor drift.
METROLOGICAL SERVICES
SPOT MEASUREMENTS
Air flow must be checked at both supply and exhaust. The DBM 620 balometer is the perfect instrument for any type of air inlet or outlet, even for underfloor ventilation systems, thanks to its measuring grid system and interchangeable hoods.
Our portable devices can be used for all types of measurement, and are highly mobile to detect weak points in the airflow system. Some multi-function units, such as the AMI 310, use different types of interchangeable probes to check the ambient air, on grilles or ducts, and on filters.
SPOT MEASUREMENTS
AIRFLOW MONITORING
Climatic conditions also depend on good air distribution in the server room. Air speed, air flow and air pressure must be monitored at key points via our transmitters connected to the building's air management system.
Our hot-wire sensors offer state-of-the-art precision and sensitivity to ensure proper air distribution and avoid hot spots. Pressure sensors ensure that the amount of air in the network is sufficient for the room's needs.
AIRFLOW MONITORING
CLIMATIC MONITORING
Our multifunction sensors can simultaneously measure and transmit all the essential air parameters with extreme precision: temperature, hygrometry, velocity, airflow and pressure, while calculating the dew point temperature in real time.
Our Si-C320s can be fitted with hygrometry probes with a thermoregulated capacitive sensor, Class A Pt100 temperature probes, and a self-calibrating differential pressure sensor. In this way, they offer the long-term, continuous reliability and accuracy required for monitoring server farms.
CLIMATIC MONITORING
Products and accessories
  • Air velocity hot wire probes
    Air velocity hot wire probes

    SFC 300 / SFC 900 / SFC 900 GN / SFC 300 S

    Kimo`s hot wire probes measure air velocity and temperature.
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  • Air velocity hotwire probe
    Air velocity hotwire probe

    Si-PRO-V-300

    Interchangeable hotwire probe for air velocity and temperature measurements.
    Stainless steel body length 267 mm (10.51''), Ø 8 mm (0.31'').
    Thanks to its design, it minimises the impact of the angle of the airflow on the measurements.
    Main applications: laminar flow monitoring in clean rooms, isolators, glove boxes, fume hoods, isolation cabinets, pharma/cosmetic and semiconductors manufacturing facilities.
    Si-ACC-RVP probe cable for connection to class 320 transmitters is needed.
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  • Differential pressure modules
    Differential pressure modules

    Si-PRO-DP

    Differential pressure module for Si-C320 transmitters. For installation in transmitters already delivered. Connector for external type K thermocouple probe (probe not included, please check our available models).
    The Si-PRO-DP modules for Si-C320 transmitters have a temperature compensation from -10 to 50°C (14 to 122°F) and an auto-calibration process that ensures an excellent stability and a perfect reliability of the measurement in both low as high range over time.
    Main applications: differential pressure monitoring in clean rooms, pharma/cosmetic and semiconductors manufacturing facilities, hospital isolation rooms, operating rooms and other critical environments.
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Blog posts
  • Indoor air quality matters in data centres too!
    Indoor air quality matters in data centres too!

    The number of data centres is increasing at an unprecedented rate as the world shifts to a digital-led economy. These server farms are also becoming ever bigger in size in order to keep up with the rapidly growing volume of data that needs to be stored, transferred and shared online. As the nerve centres of the web, data centres consume vast quantities of energy. They also generate a huge amount of heat, which can cause damage to components if left unchecked.

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