Optimize Data Center Cooling
To assess data center cooling, collect temperature and humidity measurements where equipment operates: inside racks, along hot and cold aisles, and across server rooms. HOBO monitoring solutions help you identify hot spots, evaluate cooling performance, and document environmental conditions.
Choose rack-level Bluetooth monitoring for local data collection, add an MX Gateway for remote access to compatible MX loggers, or use an RX station with HOBOnet sensors to monitor across a larger facility.
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Monitor Environmental Conditions Inside Data Center Racks & Server Rooms
Track temperature and humidity inside server racks and download readings to your phone using HOBOconnect within Bluetooth range. Use the data to identify hot spots, detect excess humidity, and assess cooling conditions.
Cloud-Based, Wireless Monitoring for Data Center Hot and Cold Aisles
Place temperature and humidity loggers along hot and cold aisles to monitor conditions across your data center. The Aisle Monitoring Kit includes an MX Gateway and MX Data Plans for automatic uploads to LI-COR Cloud. The gateway requires a Wi-Fi or Ethernet internet connection.
Scale Temperature Monitoring Throughout Your Data Facility
For larger facilities, with an RX station and HOBOnet Sensor Network, you can scale the monitoring of temperature, humidity, dew point, and more across larger spaces and analyze and share your data via LI-COR Cloud.
Use Cases for How to Monitor Data Centers for Overheating
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