Data Center Rack Blanking Panels

Also because of higher density equipment many racks are only partially filled today.

Data center rack blanking panels.

Plenafill blanking panels are a proven cost effective addition to rack cooling solutions for the data center and computer room. Rackfill blanking panels combine performance versatility and low cost in one innovative solution. The rigid panels are durable non porous easy to store and very cost effective. Blanking panels are a cost efficient measure because they achieve complete air blockage of all open spaces in the rack and minimize air flow through open spaces.

Flat pack server rack exhaust chimneys route hot air from the cabinet into a ducted plenum. 42u full rack blanking panels for sealing empty racks or large un occupied spaces within the rack. The panels are available in sizes ranging from 1u to 10u. Specifically our plastic server rack blanking panels are fire rated plastics that featuring a rigid durable and non porous surface.

The polarflex blanking panels are for eliminating large scale air bypass through empty racks and large unoccupied spaces in server cabinets. 1 push in clips for round hole telecom mounting rails 2 push in clips for industry standard square hole mounting rails 3 ultra thin high performance magnetic discs which will adhere to any steel mounting rails. With today s use of aisle containment in new builds data center operators often install full rows of racks even though many will be unpopulated for some time. Blanking panels are air barrier panels that are rigid lightweight panels used to fill the gaps between server rows within an server aisle enclosure.

Flexible 42u blanking panels for empty data center racks. Seal empty rack spaces quickly with snap in clips. Polarflex 42u rack blanking panels. See solution flat pack rack chimney.

Cool shield individual blanking panels are fire rated plastic panels which install quickly to fill unused rack spaces within server cabinets of a control room. Plenafill blanking panels cover empty rack spaces to keep the cooled air at the front of the cabinet and prevent exhausted warm air from circulating to the front.