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Active Rear Door Cooling (ARDC)

Efficient and targeted rack cooling

The Active Rear Door Cooling is a heat exchanger door with EC fans for installing on the rear door of server racks. The server rack door is swapped for the Active Rear Door Cooling, which transforms the rack into an ac server rack that no longer discharges any heat load in the data center.

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Product Overview

At a glance Benefits Features Technical Data

Most important benefits

  • 100% removal of the heat rejection at source.
  • Can be retrofitted on any existing rack in the data center.
  • Can be scaled seamlessly, as per the growth demands.

Most important features

  • Plug and Play, suitable for any OEM Rack
  • Eliminates the need for supplementary cooling
  • Eliminates hotspots, which enhances cooling efficiency

Most important technical data

  • Cooling capacity (kW): Upto 50 kW
  • Significant energy savings with ARDC
  • 100% removal of the heat rejection at source
  • Can be retrofitted on any existing rack in the data center
  • Can be scaled seamlessly, as per the growth demands
  • Maintenance-friendly design
  • Works Independently or to enhance data center cooling
  • Uniform temperature distribution
  • Plug and Play, suitable for any OEM Rack
  • Easy Installation - Versatile & Rapid deployment at site
  • Eliminates the need for supplementary cooling
  • Eliminates hotspots, which enhances cooling efficiency
  • Operates above dew point, hence no condensation management required
  • In-built ATS for dual power supply
Cooling capacity (kW) Upto 50 kW
Airflow (m3/h) 4,800 – 6,000
Number of fans 4 – 5
Dimensions HxWxD (mm) 2,000 x 600 x 330
Cooling Systems Chilled water (CW)

All details about Active Rear Door Cooling (ARDC)

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 or control: Active Rear Door Cooling is a model of adaptability and can be precisely adapted to your individual requirements. In addition, a variety of options and equipment versions are available to achieve the optimum result.

Applications for ac server rack

Text - Application 1 - CyberRack Active Rear Door

Application 1: Autonomous CW cooling

  • Delivers all the cooling capacity the rack requires, with no need for additional precision air conditioning systems
  • Reliable cooling even without a raised floor
  • No warm return air in the IT room

Application 2: Supplementing the precision air conditioning

  • Pinpoint cooling of high-density racks
  • Prevents hot spots
  • Takes the strain off existing precision air conditioning units
  • No warm return air discharged into the IT room
     

Application 3: Increasing capacity

  • When your IT infrastructure grows, servers can be added as heat-neutral components
  • No need to purchase further precision air conditioning units
  • No additional warm return air in the IT room

Air conditioned server racks: Benefits

Flexibility

  • For cooling entire IT rooms and data centers without additional precision air conditioning units
  • Also suitable for supplementing existing precision air conditioning units
  • For rack-based servers both with and without integrated fans
  • Space-saving installation as a rack door with no structural changes to the data center
  • For data centers with and without raised floor
  • No need to separate hot and cold aisles
  • Individual adapter frames make them suitable for any rack

Efficiency

  • Maximum energy efficiency when ac server racks are combined with chillers with Free Cooling function: as the servers are cooled directly in the server rack, high water temperatures are possible, considerably increasing the number of operating hours with Free Cooling
  • EC fans for maximum energy efficiency
  • The server rack becomes heat-neutral, as no warm return air is emitted
  • Sensors for measuring return air and supply air temperatures: precisely air-conditioned server racks even with fluctuating server loads
     

Operational reliability

  • Redundant power supply for maintaining the air supply if mains electricity fails
  • To protect the server's own fans from excess pressure, the optional differential pressure con-trol from STULZ adapts the speed of the CyberRack fans in line with the server airflow
  • If an EC fan drops out, the speed of the remaining fans increases
  • The EC fans can be replaced during operation if necessary
  • C2020 for controlling and monitoring the air conditioning system
  • Maintenance-friendly design

Design and sizes

Compact design

  • Less than 300 mm additional rack depth
  • No need to reposition the server racks
  • The servers can retain all the height units in the rack

Individual adapter frames make them suitable for any rack. They are available in 2 different heights and 2 different widths (42U and 48U, and 600 mm and 800 mm). Once the rack door has been replaced by the adapter frame, the CyberRack unit can be hung in the adapter frame and connected to the chilled water supply.

No mixing of hot and cold air

CyberRack Active Rear Door units are installed on the rear of the rack. The active heat exchanger doors cool the server right at the source and prevent heated air from entering the room (see illustrations below).

Control and monitoring

  • C2020 controller for controlling and monitoring the air conditioning system
  • Active temperature control: The controller regulates the fan speed in accordance with the measured supply and return air values.
  • Direct connection to BMS systems via ModBus RTU protocol or Ethernet
              

Options

Thanks to the diverse options and equipment options available, you can perfectly adapt the Active Rear Door Cooling to your particular requirements regarding air conditioned server racks.

  • Adapter frames for 42U and 48U racks with a width of 600 or 800 mm
  • Differential pressure control for protecting the server rack fans against  overpressure
  • 2 or 3-way CW valves, also available as a pressure independent 2-way PICV
  • Cooling capacity display
  • Air temperature and humidity sensor
  • Supply water temperature sensor
  • Water warning system incl. sensor
  • Flexible connection hoses

Pressure independent control valve

The pressure independent control valve (PICV) combines the functions of control, hydraulic compensation and flowrate measurement. The water flowrate required for cooling is set directly by the CyberRack control system.

  • Low water-side pressure drops cut pump energy costs
  • Lower investment and installation costs and faster start-up thanks to automatic hydraulic compensation
  • The defined water flowrate ensures stable and precise control in all load states
  • The cooling capacity of each individual server rack is recorded

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