WHAT’S COOL IN THE DATA CENTER
Liebert
iCOM
Introducing the all-new Liebert iCOM
Thermal System Controls
By 2020, data center energy consumption will rise
53% to 140 billion kilowatt-hours1
50
large power plants
That’s the equivalent of
HOWEVER,
with advanced thermal management control, you can:
Achieve up to a
50%
reduction in
cooling system energy
consumption
And, at 500kW IT load and $0.1/kW hour:
Drop cooling energy consumption
=
While you lower PUE
171690
,
$
IN ANNUAL
ENERGY
SAVINGS
500kW IT Load at a 1.76 PUE gives you 380kw of cooling energy used.
HOW?
By solving problems such as:
Fighting between
systems that wastes
energy and risks
availability
Adverse events that
go unnoticed until
it’s too late
System wear and
tear that’s costly and
threatening to
availability
Lack of visibility
into actionable
performance metrics
HOW LIEBERT iCOM CONTROL
ENHANCES DATA CENTER PERFORMANCE
EFFICIENCY
Coordinates, balances and automates cooling unit operation
to promote teamwork, remove conflict, eliminate complexity
and ensure harmony and efficiency
PROTECTION
Aggregates information from up to 4,800 wireless sensors
to enhance visibility, enable intelligent decision-making and
ensure protection and security
INSIGHT
Provides key metrics, threshold notifications and historical data,
all available at your fingertips to give you insight for action
A CLOSER LOOK
Liebert iCOM
Liebert iCOM-S
Unit level
Room level
Highest level of protection for the unit and
components while reducing wear and tear
Supervisory control with advanced
machine-to-machine communications for
highest system efficiency and protection
Highly intuitive, full-color touch screen
simplifies operation, saves time and
reduces human error
Displays the information you need most,
when you need it, based on your criteria
LEARN MORE ABOUT EFFICIENCY,
PROTECTION AND INSIGHT IN YOUR DATA CENTER
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1
Statistics on 2020 data center energy usage:
Data Center Efficiency Assessment, August 2014,
Natural Resources Defense Council
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