Japan's Leading Social Networking Site Uses Raritan's Intelligent Power Management Solution to Manage Energy and Growth in Server Racks
Posted on February 16, 2011
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Issue | Without DCIM | With DCIM |
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How can I better manage hot spots? Am I over-cooling my data center? How do I maintain a safe environment for IT equipment? | Wasted capacity due to inability to understand cooling requirements Overcooling Unknown hot spots | Identification of Hot Spots with thresholds and alerts Know whether you are overcooling and wasting energy |
How do you know if you are over-cooling your data center? Are you paying for more cooling resources than you need? How can you be assured that you have a safe environment for your IT equipment?
With servers generating more heat than ever and rack densities on the rise, hot spots are a natural by-product of the demands of modern computing. As a result, you may not be getting the alerts you need to notify that conditions exceed pre-set limits. Or you might not have a tool to see what will happen if you increase temperature, without creating a hot spot.
Fortunately, Raritan offers complete intelligent Environment Management Solutions that not only help you identify potential trouble areas, but also helps you save energy and maintain a safe environment for your IT equipment.
Raritan's solution brings together the power of:
Raritan’s PX® intelligent PDUs
Raritan’s plug-and-play environment sensors – temperature, humidity, air flow and air pressure.
EMX -- Raritan's environment monitoring appliance, supporting temperature, humidity, airflow, pressure, water, smoke, contact closure sensors, and USB web cam.
Power IQ®DCIM monitoring software -- with a configurable dashboard, alerts, cooling charts and tools to calculate savings from increasing rack temperatures.
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