HVAC Xchanger Autumn 2014, Ontario Edition · Page 35Pages 34–35
SERVER ROOM OVERHEATING?
Protecting important data depends on maintaining a controlled environment. That’s why it is essential to install a commercial-grade server room cooling system that is consistent, effi cient and reliable, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
With so much on the line, it’s surprising that there are modifi ed residential units claiming to be suffi cient for server room applications. Little wonder that these units can’t take the strain placed on them by modern server rooms.
Mitsubishi Electric’s P-Series precision cooling system is different. It’s a commercial grade ductless unit that is designed for commercial applications and is tooled specifi cally for durability and to maintain consistent, reliable server room temperature.
So whether you’re expanding your server room or designing a new one from the ground up, Mitsubishi Electric P-Series can help keep your critical systems up and running 24/7. Now that’s a cool idea!
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BUILT FOR CANADA As part of our commitment to the Canadian market, Mitsubishi Electric’s Ultra Low Ambient System is designed to withstand extreme weather conditions, whether the outdoor temperature is +46°C or -40°C.
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