STULZ has announced that it has released its new CyberWall cooling solution which has been specifically developed for facilities with separate aisles such as operators of large, colocation and hyperscale data centres.

When it comes to large and hyperscale data centres, conventional air conditioning systems are up against their limits. Restricted space, electricity consumption and high heat loads are some of the challenges that need to be overcome.  STULZ offers solutions to these challenges and guarantees efficient, demand-based and reliable air conditioning of your mission-critical equipment.

Heat density within racks is increasing with each new generation of data centre equipment, which is also extremely sensitive and must operate within a strict temperature range. Data centre operators that fail to combat this increase in heat load, risk causing significant harm to their IT equipment, reducing its operational life, lowering performance and reliability, and increasing energy expenditure.

CyberWall comprises a range of precision air conditioning units. Its horizontal airflow technology enables reliable operation of high IT load densities, without the use of raised floors or side coolers.

In order to protect equipment and offer unrivalled levels of cooling performance, CyberWall is configured around high-performance fan walls comprising cutting edge electronically commutated (EC) fans with integrated air/water heat exchangers. This allows a cooling capacity of around 100kW per metre of wall length to be achieved and means that the efficient air conditioning of high power densities, as well as racks of 42U or more, is now possible.

With data centre white space now at a premium, STULZ has designed CyberWall so that indoor air handlers with cold water connection can be mounted in rows or stacked without gaps  – making use of all available wall space and optimising system performance. Mounted at the aisle end, where they supply individual rack rows horizontally with cold air, the warm aisle is separated by a containment system with a ceiling duct, so that reliable separation of cold and warm air is guaranteed. The CyberWall system also fits precisely into the existing service corridor, which allows the maintenance of air conditioners to be completed without the need for personnel to enter the server area.

STULZ CyberWall modules achieve an impressive cooling capacity of 220kW, with 16°C water inlet, and an airflow rate of 55,000m³/h per air conditioning unit. As part of its pioneering Custom Indoor Air Handling Unit (AHU) series, STULZ provides a wide range of output sizes and special designs, offering customers a comprehensive portfolio of unit dimensions, components and capacities to meet specific requirements. The combination of CyberWall and the Custom Indoor AHU series means that operators have access to a high performance cooling solution, which takes into account ASHRAE specifications and achieves impressive partial Power Usage Effectiveness (pPUE) values.

‘Climate management is one of the key challenges faced by operators of large, colocation and hyperscale data centres,’ commented Tobias Wolf, Deputy Head of Product Management at STULZ. ‘A failure to understand the consequences of heat generation and deal with it properly can be disastrous. With CyberWall, STULZ has used its extensive research and development capabilities to develop a genuine game changer in effective air conditioning, allowing operators to protect their technology investments and maximise uptime.’

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About STULZ:

Founded in 1947, the STULZ company has evolved into one of the world’s leading suppliers of air conditioning technology. With the manufacture of precision air conditioning units and chillers, the sale of air conditioning and humidifying systems, and service and facility management, this division of the STULZ Group achieved sales of around 480 million euros in 2019.

Since 1974 the Group’s air conditioning business, specializing in air conditioning for data centers and telecommunications installations, has continued to expand internationally. STULZ employs 2,400 workers at 11 production sites (two in Germany, the U.S. and in China, one in Italy, the UK, Spain, Brazil and India) and 21 sales companies (in Germany, France, Italy, the UK, the Netherlands, Ireland, Mexico, Austria, Belgium, New Zealand, Poland, Brazil, Spain, China, India, Indonesia, Singapore, South Africa, Sweden, Australia, and the U.S.). The company also cooperates with sales and service partners in over 140 other countries, and therefore boasts an international network of air conditioning specialists. The STULZ Group employs around 7,000 people worldwide. Current annual sales are around 1,300 million euros.

For more information please visit www.stulz.co.uk or email sales@stulz.co.uk