The Hoffman Proline Flotek TD server cabinets feature top-duct chimneys to direct hot exhaust air from the cabinet to the plenum or drop ceiling - where it is directed back to the cooling unit, preventing hot air from mixing with cool intake air, thereby increasing cooling efficiency.
Employed to house, protect and cool rackmounted data centre servers, the cabinets allow increased thermal loads inside the cabinets, while reducing energy costs. They can be used on raised- or concrete-floor applications.
The cabinets are available in several standard-size options and the top-duct is adjustable to ceiling heights up to 2.9 m. The top-duct allows heat dissipation of 20 kW or more, depending on the server and cooling equipment.
Features of the cabinets include solid, fully gasketed rear doors to ensure all hot exhaust air is directed straight to the top-duct chimney; front sealed 19-inch mounting rails; top and bottom air-blocking plates that prevent cold air bypass; fully perforated front doors that allow unrestricted airflow to server equipment; and angled diverter plates that prevent hot air back-ups and hot spots from forming while directing hot exhaust airflow into the duct.
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