AQS: Monitor for particles, volatile organic compounds (VOC), nitrous oxides (NOx), temperature, and humidity 

to protect your critical facilities 

In data centers, air quality is an often-overlooked aspect of operational efficiency and uptime. The buildup of dust particles on equipment, heat-sinks, and components leads to less efficient transfer of heat energy, which means cooling becomes less efficient, more costly, and there is potential for overheating servers.

Imagine this: your temperature sensor, such as the AKCP cabinet thermal map, is showing cold air entering your rack. There are no issues with your cooling system. But you have a server that overheats. How might this problem show up? A high ∆T on your rack, cold air is getting in, but it's not cooling efficiently.

Why is the cooling ineffective? Well, an air quality sensor may hold the missing piece of information. A high particulate count would indicate dust may be the culprit, coating your heat-generating components and insulating them from the cooling effects of the air supply. This is one of many issues that could result from poor air quality in your facility. A buildup of volatile organic compounds (VOC) or nitrous oxides (NOx) in your environment, together with incorrect humidity, can create a perfect storm for corrosion of metal elements, for example.

Protect your data center or critical facilities' air quality with this Air Quality and Particle sensor from AKCP.

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