ReplyP.S. THATS WHY THEY MAKE UNITS DESIGNED FOR COMPUTER ROOM APPLICATIONS....LMAO SEVERAL TIMES....
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I laughed my A-- off on this entire post....SAME OLD, SAME OLD. Customer wanted or needed X and did not want to spend Z(regardless of why budget) But what do we do ???? lol try to FIELD DESIGN a unit designed to run 24/7, control air changes, match variing loads and varing indoor and outdoor conditions.....LOL. We as technicains always try to make or create the ultimate MaGiver (the dude who makes a welder out of shoe string and a watrermelon).... IF IT IS SO CRITICAL DO THE RIGHT THING END OF STORY...
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P.S. THATS WHY THEY MAKE UNITS DESIGNED FOR COMPUTER ROOM APPLICATIONS....LMAO SEVERAL TIMES....
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The company I work for installed a Fujitsu Inverter system in a "small server room" and it worked great. This unit was a 24,000 btuh system that could operate as low as 3000 btuh . This allows the system to operate at todays heat load with more capacity for future loads to be added.
http://www.fujitsugeneral.com/wallmountediaq9-12.htm
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I'm sure you could cut a hole in the side of the wall and put in a window shaker too.. Come on boys are we talking server rooms or telephone closets.
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Either stuff like this gets put in the Kindergarten section or you risk being considered irrelevant. I actually contributed to this, but I've heard enough. It started as a guy who had an assignment that was maybe a little outside his expertise. OK, let's help. In the interim, there were lots of discussions about the issues involved in cooling computer rooms. It has since become a parody of itself. I don't care how passionate you are, you can not realistically compare a couple of hundred square feet of low-budget closet to a computer room facility that has a half dozen 2 megawatt generators out back.
Whoever runs this website should seriously consider putting a cap on this thread. Whatever educational value it might have has probably already been beaten to death.
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Rotorbar
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Hey All!
Just trying to ruffle some feathers and bring some life back in to this thread. Is it officially capped or can we get some friction back in to the discussion? Sorry, I couldn't resist, this is one of the all time HVAC Talk Classics.
Also I need some help with the following product: 4396710
Has anybody used this product or purchased from here? I'm helping my son with his remodel and he referred me to that.
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I didn't want to start a new threadIt's kind of fun to dig in to the doldrums
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Originally Posted by Commsrv
I didn't want to start a new threadBe careful for what you wish for. You may get more than you dreamed.
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Dear Commsrv,
Like Lusker said.....Be careful my young friend.
Your dreams....or nightmares could come true.
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John J. Dalton CM
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Knowing the power requirements for the relay rack will help determine your heat load, does not look like anything is racked and stacked yet. Maybe the building A/C will be all you need.
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Old thread.
Rather than closing, I moved to tech-to-tech
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What a great thread this was.........rather long in length....but rich in content.
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John J, Dalton CM
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patiently read the whole lot, thanks for all your posts with years of knowledge and experience. This thread will never grow old. As for me, the quest for learning HVAC has begun, and patiently Im threading the path.
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