Computer Room Uptime received numerous inquiries from Colorado school districts in the Front Range seeking supplemental air conditioning. In preparation for the upcoming 2020-21 school year Denver Metro schools are turning to Computer Room Uptime for short term cooling solutions. From Cherry Creek to Boulder Valley and everything in between, schools are doing what it takes to increase classroom airflow while providing comfort cooling for a safe and comfortable learning environment. Due to the global circumstance of COVID 19 schools find themselves in unprecedented territory. In order to provide an environment where students can maintain a 6 ft. distance from one another, schools are being forced to utilize non-traditional learning space such as gymnasiums and auditoriums. On topic of distancing students, certain portions of the buildings such as gymnasiums, warehouses and auditoriums are possible temporary areas to host classes. Although this solves the social distancing issue, it creates new challenges. These large areas are difficult to cool and even more difficult to maintain at a comfortable temperature housing many students for the duration of a day. This is where Computer Room Uptime comes into play. Their fleet of portable self-contained air conditioning units offer precise cooling to critical areas of the room. By strategically placing throughout the large space (gymnasium, auditorium, etc.) and directing the cool air on the class, this not only provides a comfortably cool environment for students and teachers to proceed through their day with some sort of normalcy reminiscent of old times, but it increases the overall airflow in the space. Increasing fresh air-flow in classroom space is another obstacle that school districts are currently calling on Computer Room Uptime for answers. Creative cooling solutions is all in a day’s work at Computer Room Uptime located in Thornton, Colorado. Find more information at www.cruptime.com. | ![]() ![]() |
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Don’t Gamble on Your Server Room Cooling
Thursday, May 5th, 2016Spring brings crazy weather to the state of Colorado that wrecks havoc on air conditioning systems. Temperatures will soar to 85 °F one day, and the next day bring 8 inches of heavy wet snow. A lot of air conditioning systems will fail during the spring when huge fluctuations in temperatures from day to day are common..
. . The repercussions can be long-term for customers that discover new casinos and never return..Within a couple of hours of the first phone call Computer Room Uptime was in Blackhawk with 5 portable air conditioners to provide emergency cooling to the computer room. The spot coolers totaled 6 Tons of cooling, or 72,000 Btu/hr. of cooling capacity into their small computer room. Power was a concern, and the casino only had the following outlets available: (4) 115 V outlets and (1) 208 V. Therefore we brought a 2 Ton air conditioner that operates on 208 V, and (4) 1 Ton portable air conditioners that operate on 115 V to keep their server room cool. Higher cooling capacity portable air conditioners (2 – 5 Tons) operate 208/230 V, while the smaller 1 Ton air conditioners operate on 115 V. . One obstacle we had to overcome was the most efficient way to remove the warm exhaust air of the portable air conditioners. The data center was located in the basement, so there was not a drop ceiling plenum available to duct the warm exhaust air into the ceiling. We determined the best way to remove the warm exhaust air was to duct it down a long hallway. At the end of the hallway we propped open a door to the outside of the building to get the warm exhaust out of the building. The ironic thing about the situation was getting the spot coolers into the building through the snow on the ground, but then walking into the server room 50 yards away and having temperatures in the 90s smack you in the face as you walked into the overheated data center..Within minutes after the portable air conditioners were setup inside the computer room the temperatures quickly dropped into the 70s. . It definitely was not the most aesthetically pleasing installation we’ve done, but it was very effective at cooling the server room. Snaking all the exhaust ducts out of the data center door made it look like a deep sea monster (see picture), but the focus is always getting the cold air from the portable air conditioners directly in front of the server racks. Despite what it looks like, when renting portable air conditioners for emergency cooling the most critical objective is to keep your valuable equipment cool enough to operate properly. . Computer Room Uptime prides itself in creating innovative solutions for your difficult cooling applications. We have a strong engineering background that allows us to push our air conditioners to the limit for your most demanding cooling applications. .. . Computer Room Uptime sells and rents a wide variety of portable spot air conditioners to many different industries: IT environments, Industrial / Construction, Offices / Schools, Health Care and Special Events. Our air conditioners are extremely easy to install, and will adapt to almost any environment. Computer Room Uptime will work with you on engineering the best cooling solution for your application at a fraction of the cost compared to other air conditioners. We have over 20 years of experience designing and installing portable air conditioners. .
Computer Room Uptime is ready for all your temporary cooling needs throughout the state of Colorado and Wyoming. We have a large rental fleet of portable air conditioners, and offer same day delivery to your Front Range (Denver, Englewood, Aurora, Boulder, Colorado Springs, Fort Collins, Tech Center) location from our Denver warehouse. Please call Computer Room Uptime at 303-908-8043 for your next portable air conditioning rental. .
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