Data Center Products

Bypass airflow can have a significant impact on the cooling capacity and efficiency of any data center. Part of best practice design for raised floor data centers includes the elimination of by-pass air. By-pass air is any air delivered into the data center that is not consumed by the equipment and exhausted as waste heat. Common practices to reduce by-pass air include the use of containment systems, blanking panels, angular or directional air delivery, and air sealing grommets for all wire and cable penetrations in the floor.

Partnering with Upsite

Tate has partnered with Upsite Technologies the makers of KOLDLOK to bring you the most advanced wire & cable penetration air sealing grommet available. This partnership was forged from the common understanding that the raised floor design is the most cost-effective and flexible way to future proof a data center. With raised floors a data center can handle large volumes of wires, cables and other services, while efficiently cooling the heat loads of modern designs.

• Easily adapt to technological and client changes over the data center’s life-cycle at low cost.
• Offers the best overall solution for distributing water and other liquid cooling agents to row and rack based equipment.
• Water distribution lines placed under a raised floor pose less threat in the event of water leaks or condensation due to system failure.
• Provides the ability to separate water, power and cable.
• Ability to terminate cables wherever you need them with complete flexibility, accessibility, and unlimited capacity.
• Reduced operating costs and lower facility and maintenance costs through accessible, flexible, and adaptable services.
• Underfloor service distribution space keeps the interior space clean and neat for proper air migration in-and-out of equipment.
• Raised floors provide the platform for future scalability.
• Ability to accommodate a range of cooling solutions while increasing efficiency and heat load capacities.
• Flexibility to incorporate the most energy efficient design opportunities for cooling data centers.