Data Center
Different Cooling Solutions for Data Centers
If your company owns and maintains their own on-site data center, determining what cooling technologies are needed to help systems run properly can be difficult. You need something that is both efficient and reliable. You typically want to keep your data center between 64 and 81 degrees Fahrenheit—but as for what solution you choose to
How to Protect Your Data Center from Overheating
Hot summer weather can cause the commercial HVAC system cooling your building’s data center to malfunction and shut down. At first, you might not be aware of anything wrong, but by the time you discover something has happened, it could be too late. Consider the temperatures inside your building, and take the necessary steps to
Data Center Growth: Your Servers Needs a Little Breathing Room
For years, building owners and property managers have relegated their servers to empty offices, mechanical rooms, or worse, closets. According to Energy Star, these improvised data centers account for roughly 40% of all data centers across the country. However, it may be time to give your servers a little more breathing room. Evaluating Your Data
Managing Data Center Cooling Costs
We have thrown around this statistic before, but it is worth repeating; data centers are estimated to consume around 2% of all power in the United States, according to Standard University. Wow! So it is not hard to believe that the data center is one of the most expensive areas in a commercial building. However,
911 Call Center Relies on Crockett Facilities for Emergency Service
The new 40,000 square foot 911 Prince George’s County Dispatcher Center in Bowie, Maryland handles over 1.5 million calls annually using a Computer Aided Dispatch System. So when all three Liebert computer room air conditioning (CRAC) units crashed, the Dispatch Center faced an unusual situation; they were the ones in need of help. The 24/7