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The AdaptivCOOL division of Degree Controls was established in 2005 to address thermal management problems in data centers and bring Thermal Peace of Mind to data center managers worldwide. With increasing rack density and IT load, today’s data centers are battling thermal constraints more than ever. The AdaptivCOOL division was created to assist data centers address these concerns through intelligent airflow management. AdaptivCOOL 's Demand Based Cooling solution allows data centers to maximize existing resources through dynamically targeted airflow at the room level. This patented technology permits data centers to increase server density, reduce the need for facility/cooling expansion and improve Power Usage Effectiveness. At the rack level, AdaptivCOOL also has its HotSpotr line of products that aid in the supply of chilled air and mitigation of server exhaust. Through thermostatically controlled air movers, HotSpotrs eliminate hot spots and maintain safe rack temperatures. HotSpotrs are a user-friendly product that unskilled personnel can install in less than 30 minutes. With proven results in dozens of data centers internationally, AdaptivCOOL has solidified their position as a top solution for raised floor data center thermal management. Other Related Links: Data Center Cooling - http://www.adaptivcool.com/ Technology Papers - http://www.adaptivcool.com/technical-area/white-paper-list.html Degree Controls Corporation - http://www.degreec.com/en/

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