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Coolcentric's New LiquiCool Rear Door Heat Exchanger Efficiently Cools Tall and Wide High-Density Racks

Coolcentric™, a division of Vette Corp®, today announced the addition of two new models to its LiquiCool® rear door heat exchanger (RDHx) product line, the 47U tall RDHx and wide versions of the 42U and 47U RDHx. These new models allow users to deploy passive, liquid cooling RDHx solutions on a broader range of enclosures that are being used in the consolidation and scale-out of today's sustainable data centers. Read More...

Info Tech Spotlight

Coolcentric's New LiquiCool Rear Door Heat Exchanger Efficiently Cools Tall and Wide High-Density Racks

Coolcentric™, a division of Vette Corp®, today announced the addition of two new models to its LiquiCool® rear door heat exchanger (RDHx) product line, the 47U tall RDHx and wide versions of the 42U and 47U RDHx. These new models allow users to deploy passive, liquid cooling RDHx solutions on a broader range of enclosures that are being used in the consolidation and scale-out of today's sustainable data centers. Read More...

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Coolcentric's New LiquiCool Rear Door Heat Exchanger Efficiently Cools Tall and Wide High-Density Racks

Coolcentric, a division of Vette Corp, today announced the addition of two new models to its LiquiCool rear door heat exchanger (RDHx) product line, the 47U tall RDHx and wide versions of the 42U and 47U RDHx. These new models allow users to deploy passive, liquid cooling RDHx solutions on a broader range of enclosures that are being used in the consolidation and scale-out of today's sustainable data centers. Read More...

Earth Times

Coolcentric's New LiquiCool Rear Door Heat Exchanger Efficiently Cools Tall and Wide High-Density Racks

Coolcentric™, a division of Vette Corp®, today announced the addition of two new models to its LiquiCool® rear door heat exchanger (RDHx) product line, the 47U tall RDHx and wide versions of the 42U and 47U RDHx. These new models allow users to deploy passive, liquid cooling RDHx solutions on a broader range of enclosures that are being used in the consolidation and scale-out of today’s sustainable data centers. Read More...

Wb Journal

Keeping It Cool In Marlborough

For John Menoche, a global services director at Coolcentric in Marlborough, seeing is believing. It's one thing for his company to tell potential clients about the cooling systems for data centers the company makes. But it's a whole different story if he can show off the product in real life. That's why over the past few months the company has built a new demonstration and testing room at its Marlborough headquarters. Read More...

India PR Wire

APW President introduces 'Proof of Concept Lab' at Bangalore for Coolcentric's LiquiCool Data Center Solutions

APW President Systems (President), has introduced a Proof of Concept (POC) Lab at Bangalore for running live demonstrations of Coolcentric's LiquiCool data center solutions. The US-based Coolcentric (a division of Vette Corp), is a leading global provider of thermal management solutions. Last October, APW President - the pioneer in enclosure systems (which play a vital role in data centers in the telecom, IT/ITES and electronics infrastructure segments) - had announced a partnership with Vette Corp. to distribute a range of advanced thermal management solutions in India. Read More...

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Coolcentric Dramatically Reduces Soaring Data Center Cooling Costs by 60 Percent

By installing seven Coolcentric Rear Door Heat Exchangers, DataSite Orlando's client reduced its data center footprint by 80 percent, from 3,000 to 600 square feet. "Coolcentric's efficient data center liquid cooling solutions provide a tremendous cost savings to our clients, protecting their critical IT infrastructure while reducing cooling energy consumption and carbon footprint — a win for everyone" said Rob Wilson, Director of Sales and Marketing, DataSite Orlando. Read more...

TMC Net

Coolcentric Dramatically Reduces Soaring Data Center Cooling Costs by 60 Percent

Coolcentric, a new division of Vette Corp , announces that its award-winning LiquiCool systems have been proven to significantly reduce energy consumption by cooling units by up to 90 percent and to lower total data center cooling costs by as much as 60 percent. Read more...

CXO Today: IT Perspective for Decision Makers

APW President's POC Lab for Coolcentric's DC Soln

APW President Systems, has introduced a Proof of Concept (POC) Lab at Bangalore for running live demonstrations of Coolcentric's LiquiCool data center solutions. The US-based Coolcentric, a division of Vette Corp, is a global provider of thermal management solutions. Read more...

Power Smart Forum

2009 Power Smart Forum Cites Optimized Liquid Cooling as Saving $8 Million Per Year

Calculations of data center energy savings which place Liquid Cooling third in overall cooling effectiveness. Read more...

Mission Critical: Cooling Solution from Coolcentric

Cooling Solution from Coolcentric

Coolcentric, a new division of Vette Corp., announced that its LiquiCool systems have been proven to significantly reduce energy consumption by cooling units by up to 90 percent and to lower total data center cooling costs by as much as 60 percent. Read more...

Data Center Knowledge: Vette Corp. Unveils Coolcentric Unit

Vette Corp. Unveils Coolcentric Unit

Vette Corp. believes its time for liquid cooling to have a higher profile. Today it is launching Coolcentric, a new division of Vette to market its LiquiCool systems, which cools servers using a water-cooled heat exchanger in the rear door of the cabinet. Read more...

The Data Center Journal: Green Field Data Center Design - Water Cooling for Maximum Efficiency

Green Field Data Center Design - Water Cooling for Maximum Efficiency

By Shlomo Novotny

With infrastructure costs now exceeding the costs of the IT equipment itself, management must focus on gaining significant efficiencies in the data centers. With cooling being a major portion of data center infrastructure costs, sizable efficiencies can be found by rethinking how data centers are cooled. This article discusses the benefits of liquid cooling versus air cooling for reducing energy consumption and costs in data centers. Read more...

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