Precision Air Conditioners (PAC) are specialized air conditioning systems designed to monitor and control temperature and humidity within a narrow range. Unlike regular air conditioners that primarily cool people, PACs are specifically built to manage the heat generated by electronic equipment, such as servers. These devices require stable humidity levels for efficient operation, as both high and low humidity can negatively impact their performance over time. How Precision Air Conditioners Work PACs operate continuously, 24 hours a day, ensuring the optimal climate for IT equipment. They have higher airflow rates (CFM) and can be remotely monitored and troubleshot for better efficiency. IT equipment is equipped with cooling fans that draw in cold air from the front and expel hot air through the rear. The primary function of PACs is to supply cold air to the inlet of the IT equipment while removing the hot air from the outlet. This is achieved through a structured airflow system: Cold a...
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