Category: Airedale
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Airedale Launch Updated EasiCool Evo2 Precision Air Conditioner with 57% More Cooling Power
Global critical cooling specialist Airedale has launched the latest in its EasiCool range of precision cooling units, EasiCool Evo2. Updated with new technology and with an extended operated envelope, the efficient, compact and flexible EasiCool Evo2 has been specifically designed with the global small / edge data market in mind. Airedale R&D teams have worked…
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Carbon at all costs? Why water use in data centres needs to be part of the net zero discussion
In February, Airedale’s Daniel Burczyk presented at DCD’s Towards Net Zero global online conference. The session can be viewed here, but if you don’t have time to view on-demand, he has summarised the presentation as a blog article below. Water is already a very stressed resource, and growing populations, intensive urbanisation and industrialisation are…
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To TB2, or to not TB2… That is thermal question
Technology makes the world go round, or so they say. In our fast business paced life of evolution and survival of the fittest, there is absolutely no doubt that technological advancements have helped many, if not most, businesses maintain their competitive edge and thrive in challenging conditions. Those who can afford more investment in the…
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Airedale Apprenticeships – A Career in the Making
It’s no secret that right now, economies across the world are struggling in light of the pandemic. With furlough soon to end, we hear lots in the media talking about job losses and lack of opportunities for school leavers. Negative terms such as “the lost generation” and the need to “catch up” do little for…
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Will you say no to illegal HFCs?
Hydrofluorocarbons, HFCs, refrigerant gases: Whatever you call them, if you work in our industry you know that they play a huge part in day-to-day life from behind the scenes. These gases are used extensively in air conditioning, but since the arrival of the F-gas regulation in 2015, their consumption has started to be phased down,…
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Airedale International Evolves Logo to reflect Global Strategy
Airedale International is evolving its logo to highlight the relationship with parent company Modine, supporting its business strategy to become a global giant in data centre cooling. Airedale, which was acquired by US based thermal management group Modine back in 2005, has gone from strength to strength since forming in 1974, building a reputation for quality…
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Just when you thought it was safe to buy a chiller…
Buying a chiller can be an emotional experience nowadays…even Ecodesign is in tiers. 2018 seems like a long time ago now. Since then we’ve had a world cup, a royal wedding, a presidential impeachment, a new Prime Minister, Brexit shenanigans, a global pandemic…and Greta Thunberg has led the world in demanding a greener future for…
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Airedale increases and invests as it bucks the trend of 2020
We are pleased to report that we have bucked the trend of 2020 with significant capital and headcount investment, and a predicted end of year of forecast that shows continued and substantial growth. Airedale International, which manufactures from its world class centre of innovation in the North of England, is investing nearly £1m in new…
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Covid Winter Chiller Maintenance Tips
With the weather forecast to turn much colder this weekend, at the same time as many people return to their places of work as lockdown restrictions ease, our attention turns towards crucial winter service and maintenance checks of HVAC equipment. It is well documented that HVAC plays a role in reducing the risk of transmission…
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Cool Wars: Who won the battle for data centre cooling supremacy?
14th October is a red letter day for conflict. On this day in 1066 William the Conqueror defeated the English forces of Harold II in the Battle of Hastings. And on October 14th 1322 Robert the Bruce defeated King Edward II at Byland, forcing Edward to accept Scotland’s independence. This historical precedence set the scene…