Airflow Systems

The SwitchAir provides cooling solutions for a wide range of switches and airflow configurations. To determine the SwitchAir that is right for your device, visit the SwitchAir Finder at www.vertivco.com.

The QBP-2A is a compact and efficient blower panel that operates quietly and features thermostatic control. With a noise level of only 32 dB, this blower panel moves 100 CFM, making it an excellent choice for those who prioritize minimal noise in their rack system. The proportional thermostatic control ensures that the panel only runs when needed, saving power and extending the fan's life. The proprietary blowers in the panel have high static pressure to maintain airflow, even in crowded racks. The compact design of the QBP-2A occupies only one rackspace, making it an ideal solution for those who require a space-efficient blower panel for their rack system. This blower panel is an excellent choice for those who need an efficient and quiet blower panel with thermostatic control.

The QBP-2 is a high-quality and efficient quiet blower panel that features proportional thermostatic control for optimal operation. This blower panel operates quietly at only 32 dB while moving 100 CFM, making it an excellent choice for those who require minimal noise in their rack system. The blower panel's proportional thermostatic control only runs when needed, which saves power and extends the life of the fan. The proprietary blowers in the panel have high static pressure to maintain airflow, even in crowded racks, and the compact design occupies only one rackspace. The QBP-2 is an ideal solution for anyone who requires a quiet, efficient, and compact blower panel for their rack system.

Placing the unit in the row of racks moves the source of cooling closer to the heat load. This eliminates air mixing and provides a predictable cooling architecture. Draws power from the UPS for power protection with dual feeds for redundancy. Rack inlet control guarantees inlet temperature to IT equipment. Allows chilled water to be connected from the top, if routing from overhead, or bottom, if on a raised floor.