Thermal maps consist of a string of 3x temperature sensors and optional 1x humidity sensor. They are placed at the top, middle and bottom of the rack. Two strings can be combined on a single sensor port front and rear of the cabinet. This configuration of sensors monitors the air intake and exhaust temperatures of your cabinet, as well as the ∆T of the rack. Use thermal map sensors to identify cabinet hot spots that can endanger your uptime.

Thermal map sensors identify coldspots in your data center, eliminating cold spots frees sttranded capacity and saves energy.

Are there areas of your data center that are over cooled? Over cooling wastes energy. Identifying and eliminating cold spots can increase data center energy efficiency and lower operational costs. It also means you can release stranded capacity, increasing server loads in cold spots allows increased compute power without any increase in cooling capacity.

Thermal map sensors connect to AKCP sensorProbe+ base units. Extendable up to a maximum of 15 meters cable length, you can monitor multiple cabinets from a single IP address. Up to 16 thermal maps can be connected to a single SPX+, or deploy the SP1+ on each rack.

The sensor splitter box allows 2 strings to be connected to a single sensor port, and combined with the contactless current meter to give thermal mapping and power monitoring for each rack. This is required for AKCP sensorCFD™ calcualtions.