Vertical Cooling Technology

Verari Systems' Patented Vertical Cooling Technology is system that creates a high velocity stream of cool air driving away hot air created by high performance components and power supplies. Many cluster installations utilize traditional front to back cooling, which creates hot and cold aisles in the data center as well as causing hot spots that lead to system failure.

The Verari Systems Vertical Cooling Technology is ideal for large scale data centers where floor cooling is efficiently utilized and exhausted into ceiling ducts. Vertical cooling draws cool air up from the floor and forces it through the entire rack and exhausts into the ceiling, creating a constantly cool and secure environment for your data center. Increased thermal capacity has been incorporated into the design, as well as the ability to adjust air flow within the cabinet. Modular and hot swappable fan trays create a stream of air throughout the system.
 

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Front to back cooling is a method where cool air is drawn in through the front of the server and pushed out the back. Unfortunately heat rises, and the cool air becomes warm as it enters the rack, resulting in inefficient system cooling.

The greater the density of a system, the greater the heat production from microprocessors and power supplies. These are the two biggest heat culprits in servers. Processors alone are responsible for 75% to 80% of the heat that needs to be dissipated. As servers continue to increase in wattage and create more heat, front to back cooling becomes less of a viable option for the data center. Front to back cooling leads to data center hot spots, which ultimately leads to system failure.