Environmental Factors

Data Center

A facility used to house computer systems and associated components, such as telecommunications and storage systems.

Power Consumption

The amount of electricity used by an entity, which in this context refers to the energy used by data centers.

Humidity Management

The process of maintaining optimal moisture levels in the air of a data center to prevent condensation and static discharge.

Ideal Humidity Levels

Recommended moisture levels in data centers, typically around 40% to 60%, to avoid condensation and static electricity.

Cooling Systems

Systems designed to manage the temperature within a data center, ensuring it remains within a desired range.

Optimal Temperature Range

The recommended temperature range for data centers, usually between 64 to 81 degrees Fahrenheit.

HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning)

A system used to maintain environmental conditions in buildings, including temperature and humidity control in data centers.

Fire Suppression Systems

Safety systems designed to control or extinguish fires, particularly in environments with a lot of electrical equipment.

Inert Gas

A non-reactive gas used in fire suppression systems to extinguish fires without damaging electronic equipment.

Fire Alarm

A system or device that detects fire and alerts occupants or activates fire suppression systems.