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HVAC systems for data centers with maximum precision, reliability and energy efficiency

The CyberAir 3PRO DX room air conditioner is the result of more than three decades of experience with projects around the world, and is the logical next step in the development of the successful CyberAir 3 series. To achieve maximum cooling capacity with a minimal footprint while promising you maximum potential savings, these HVAC system units are more adaptable than any other precision air conditioning unit on the market.

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Product Overview

At a glance Benefits Features Technical Data

Most important benefits

  • Maximum cooling capacity with a minimal footprint
  • Air conduction with maximum efficiency (Airflow Efficiency Ratio)
  • Maximum potential savings with Indirect Dynamic or Direct Free Cooling

Most important features

  • Available with integrated and external fan unit
  • 5 cooling systems, 6 sizes, various air conduction methods

Most important technical data

  • Cooling capacity (kW): 22 – 150
  • Air conduction: Upflow, Downflow, Downflow with outlet front/back/down
  • Technological leader when it comes to cooling capacity with maximum efficiency
  • Maximum cooling capacity with a minimal footprint
  • Maximum potential savings thanks to Indirect Dynamic Free Cooling from STULZ Air conduction with maximum efficiency (Airflow Efficiency Ratio)
  • Further reduction in operating costs as supply air conditions conform to the ASHRAE recommendation
  • Cools reliably, precisely, quietly and exceptionally economically
  • Designed for a long service life
  • Use of EC technology for maximum efficiency
  • Compact design for easier transport and installation
  • Option of having your HVAC air circulation unit tested in our Test Center
  • Control based on supply air, return air or room air
  • Individual unit tests at the STULZ test center
  • HVAC system available with integrated and external fan unit
  • 5 cooling systems, 6 sizes, various air conduction methods
  • Control based on the supply air, return air, room air or server inlet temperature
  • Available with R407C, R410a and R134a refrigerants
  • All parts of the air conditioner requiring maintenance can be accessed from the front
  • Filter control manager
  • Filter class ISO 16890: ISO Coarse 80 % up to ePM10 70 %
Cooling capacity (kW) 22 – 150
Air conduction Upflow, Downflow, Downflow with outlet front/back/down
Airflow volume (m³/h) 4,000 – 32,000
Dimensions

Height (mm): 1,980 – 2,495

Widths (mm): 950 – 3,110

Depths (mm): 890 – 980

Cooling systems

Air-cooled (A/AS), Water-cooled (G),
Hybrid Free Cooling system (GE/GES),
Chilled water system with redundant
air-cooled system (ACW/ASCW),
Chilled water system with redundant
water-cooled system (GCW)

Refrigerants R410A (GWP: 2,088)
R407C (GWP: 1,774)
R134a (GWP: 1,430)

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Energy efficiency & reliability

Free Cooling

Two different Free Cooling methods are used for data center cooling, depending on how the outside air is used. If the outside air is conveyed directly inside the building, this is Direct Free Cooling. If the outside air does not penetrate the sensitive interior of the building, this is Indirect Free Cooling. Both methods offer advantages but entail certain challenges. We individually check which version best matches your needs, requirements, and intended use – and which solution provides you with the best value over the life of the system.

 

Direct Free Cooling

The CyberAir 3PRO DX precision air conditioning system with Direct Free Cooling air conditions Data Centers up to 90 % more economically than conventional compressor cooling systems. Direct Free Cooling exploits the potential of outside temperatures to air condition the data center using the cool outside air. Via the CyberAir 3PRO DX, the outside air, which has been treated by filter systems, gets directly into the server room.

CyberAir 3PRO DX units with downflow air conduction can be equipped with the FreeCool Plenum Free Cooling box. The FCP design with the dampers on top is a flexible construction that takes up no extra space. With this option, Free Cooling is automatically combined with the chiller system's compressor cooling in three variable stages, to suit the outside temperature and cooling needs, ensuring that maximum savings are always exploited to the full.

Learn more about Direct Free Cooling

Indirect Dynamic Free Cooling

Indirect Dynamic Free Cooling from STULZ is the only system worldwide with automatic efficiency optimization. The dynamic switching operation and control reduces the compressor running time to a minimum and reduces the total energy consumption by up to 60%, taking into account all active components.

The system cools precisely and dynamically according to the current heat load. This means that only the required cooling capacity is ever generated and there is no energy-intensive oversupply. Taking into consideration outside temperature and current heat load, the dynamic switching operation and control selects the optimum operating mode without a fixed Free Cooling start value.

Learn more about Indirect Dynamic Free Cooling

Fans in the raised floor

Optimized unit design for maximum potential savings

The design of our units means that STULZ precision air conditioning units boast maximum EER values and the lowest AER (Airflow Efficiency Ratio) values, and therefore achieve air conduction with maximum efficiency. The AER describes the ratio of the fan power consumption to the airflow. ASR air conduction (fans integrated in the raised floor), in particular, hugely reduces fan power consumption by ensuring minimal turbulence and changes in airflow direction, for energy savings that you will notice straight away. 

Precise temperature regulation

Delta T

The air-side difference in temperature between the air inlet and outlet of server cabinets and air conditioning systems is known as ΔT. To ensure optimum operation and the greatest possible savings on running costs, it is vital that the ΔT of the air conditioning units is adapted precisely and efficiently to the ΔT of your server cabinets.

Our dynamic control enables ΔT to be adapted to changing IT requirements, ensuring maximum energy efficiency during operation.

Read blog article about "Delta T – The air-side temperature difference"

Temperature profile

Optimum supply air conditions for reliability and maximum efficiency

To cool your data center as efficiently as possible without compromising on reliability, ASHRAE has published a recommendation for the air temperature at the server inlet. We have been developing air conditioning units for mission-critical applications – where even tiny malfunctions can have serious consequences – for decades now. Not only that, we have always focused on energy efficiency, and because of this, the supply air temperatures of our units, including our HVAC systems, lie within ASHRAE's recommended range.

EC Technology

RadiCal EC fans of the latest generation

  • GreenTech EC technology
  • Significantly higher air output
  • Over 10% lower power consumption
  • Reduced noise
  • Optimized airflow
  • Improves the AER of CyberAir 3PRO DX units
  • Latest motor generation
  • Impellers made of high-tech composite material for increased fan power density
  • Long lifetime

EC compressors

  • Infinite compressor control for maximum efficiency and precise temperature regulation
  • Maximum efficiency especially in partial load and Mixed mode
  • Constant supply air temperature
  • Integrated soft start
  • Fast, precise reaction to actual variations in heat load
  • Long service life thanks to continuous operation without compressor on/off cycles

Control and monitoring

  • In-house developed controller for regulating and monitoring the air conditioning system
  • Autonomuous controllers in every air conditioning unit for high redundancy and availability
  • Optional sequencing with standby functions enables the individual air conditioning modules of a group to be used to a greater or lesser extent with the utmost flexibility
  • Control of up to 20 air conditioning units
  • Data bus system
  • UPS operation with configurable components for low unit power consumption
  • Recording of room climate
  • Service interface
  • Modbus protocol preinstalled

Service and Maintenance

As a company with locations across the globe, we offer everything you need in the extremely dynamic world of information technology – plus professional advice in the right place at the right time.

Our trained and experienced sales and service partners are located in over 140 countries. The resulting proximity to our customers allows fast response times. In addition, regular training courses and an active exchange of information ensure high quality and an extensive knowledge of all our products. This way, you can be sure your products are in the best hands and get the right maintenance – all over the world.

Locations worldwide

 

Projects

Free Cooling for Paragon CC printing business

At Paragon Customer Communications STULZ keep the printing environment in optimum condition whilst ensuring high quality productivity for 500 personnel working within a critical printing workspace.

Project story Paragon CC
 

Air conditioning of control rooms for best wood SCHNEIDER

The southern German company best wood SCHNEIDER needed an climate solution for their control rooms in their plant in Eberhardzell. A particular challenge of the project was to bridge the distances between the individual control rooms and to integrate the system into the existing infrastructure. Together with the customer, STULZ developed and implemented a customized solution for air conditioning of the control rooms.

Project story best wood SCHNEIDER

Green IT gives a competitive advantage

Cogeneration plant, absorption chiller and the STULZ GE system: A well-rounded energy concept for myLoc managed IT AG and the environment.

Project story myLoc

 

Direct Free Cooling for Londons IT

Lowering the Carbon Footprint and achieving a PUE of <1.4:
STULZ Direct Free Cooling technology enhances Interoute (Vtesse) Data Center efficiency.

Project story Interoute (Vtesse)

Test Center

In our state-of-the-art, 700-square-meter Test Center with its various climate chambers, we can perform a variety of tests on precision air conditioning units and chillers. During the development of the CyberAir 3PRO DX, we were able to test and optimize it under all climatic conditions encountered around the world.

In addition, we offer you the opportunity to book a witness test in our Test Center. This allows you to have the desired air conditioning system tested according to your exact specifications, creating transparency and providing you with information about your system’s performance and energy consumption.

Our Test Center

Flexibility

Climate. Customized.

From standard units to fully customized solutions

The ability to offer such a wide range to customers is the embodiment of our philosophy, "Climate. Customized.". Size, design, air conduction, system or control: CyberAir 3PRO DX is a model of adaptability and the units can be precisely adapted to your individual requirements. In addition, a variety of options and equipment versions are available for the HVAC system to achieve the optimum result.

Learn more about Climate. Customized.

Upflow, Downflow, Raised Floor

Downflow and Upflow versions

The design with integrated fans is available with standard Downflow (ASD) and Upflow (ASU) air conduction. Through further development and by optimizing the design, the chilled water air conditioners are now considerably more efficient than the previous version.

This can be witnessed in the noticeably higher Energy Efficiency Ratio (EER) and lower Airflow Efficiency Ratio (AER).

Raised Floor version

The Raised Floor (ASR) series promises even higher energy savings than units with fans on the raised floor. This model is equipped with an external fan box, and air conduction is specific to the unit. The fan box is installed under the unit, in the raised floor.

The resulting additional space in the air conditioning unit can be used for larger heat exchangers, resulting in a noticeably higher cooling capacity for the footprint. What’s more, positioning the fans in the raised floor means less turbulence and fewer changes in airflow direction. The result is ideal air conduction and therefore massively reduced fan power consumption (AER).

Various air conduction systems

Raised floor, air conduction: front

Raised floor, air conduction: front/back/down

Downflow

Upflow

Options

The numerous different options and possible equipment enable you to perfectly adapt CyberAir 3PRO DX units to your requirements.

 

  • Dual power feed with automatic or manual switchover plus optional UPS buffering of the controller
  • Suitable for connection to all common building services management systems, RS485 and RS232 interface for direct connection to a BMS
  • Pressure control for raised floors and enclosures
  • Continuous, multi-stage electric heater
  • Refrigerant post-heating
  • LPHW post-heating
  • Continuous steam humidification
  • Actuation of ultrasonic humidifiers
  • Raised floor stand in various heights
  • FreeCool Plenum for Direct Free Cooling
  • Blow-out and extraction plenum
  • Pocket filter attachment F7, F9
  • User interface
  • Smoke and fire alarms
  • And a great deal more

Cooling systems

STULZ offers individual system solutions adapted precisely to your project requirements regarding our HVAC systems as well.

 

Air-cooled system (A/AS)

Compressor cooling with compressor refrigeration system based on the direct evaporator principle (DX/direct expansion)

The refrigerant circuit of the air conditioning module consists of an evaporator, an expansion valve, a scroll compressor and an external air cooled condenser. Conveyed by a fan, the room air flows through the evaporator, where heat is extracted from it and transferred to the refrigerant. The air conditioning unit and external condenser are connected to one another by a closed refrigerant circuit.


AS System

Like the A system, the AS system uses the direct evaporator principle. To make the system even more efficient, the AS system is equipped with an infinitely adjustable EC compressor.
 

Water-cooled system (G)

Simple heat dissipation via the water-glycol mixture

Like the A system. Difference: In the G system, the heat from the DX circuit is transferred to a water-glycol mixture by a plate-type condenser integrated in the air conditioning unit. The mixture circulates in a closed circuit, and emits the heat to the outside air via an external dry cooler.

Hybrid Free Cooling system (GES)

Hybrid G system with Indirect Free Cooling

A hybrid cooling system, which combines a G system with Indirect Free Cooling. The GE system switches to energy saving mode as soon as the outside temperature permits. The outside air is then utilized for Indirect Free Cooling. GE systems form the basis of Indirect Dynamic Free Cooling.
 
GES system

Hybrid G system with Indirect Free Cooling and EC compressor
Like the GE system, the GES system functions on the principle of Indirect Free Cooling. And to make the system even more efficient, the GES system is exclusively available with an infinitely adjustable EC compressor.
 

Chilled water system with redundant air-cooled system (ACW)

CW system with redundant A system (dual fluid)

Two independent cooling systems (CW and A) in one air conditioning module ensure maximum failure resistance. If the main, liquid-cooled system (CW) fails, the aircooled A system ensures that air conditioning continues without interruption.
 

Chilled water system with redundant water-cooled system (GCW)

CW system with redundant G system (dual fluid)

Similar design to the ACW cooling system, but with a liquid-cooled G system working in combination with the CW system, instead of the A system.
 

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