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Posted by on February 11, 2008, 11:42 am
Thanks Noon-Air but says Message Not Found with I follow your link.
> >I know very little about HVAC so please bear with me and my
> > ignorance.
> > We have a standard central air unit that provides AC to our Datacenter/
> > Computer Room. =A0When I say standard, I mean that there is a blower
> > unit inside that connects to a condensor/compressor outside. =A0This
> > unit runs pretty much 24/7 - 365 days a year. =A0about 320 days a year
> > it does a stellar job of keeping the computer room cool but on days
> > when the temp drops below 25 degrees (f) the unit tends to "freeze" up
> > and we have to shut it off to let it thaw. =A0The installers came and
> > replaced the ambient temperature sensor on the outside unit and that
> > seemed to help but when it gets extremely cold outside it continues to
> > freeze. =A0Now to my questions:
> > Is this normal for winter use?
> yes
> > Can our current setup be easily modified to prevent this?
> low ambient kit
> > Are there other solutions on the market that are made for such
> > applications?
> yes
> > Thank you,
> 'welcome
> > Eric- Hide quoted text -
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> ignorance.
> We have a standard central air unit that provides AC to our Datacenter/
> Computer Room. When I say standard, I mean that there is a blower
> unit inside that connects to a condensor/compressor outside. This
> unit runs pretty much 24/7 - 365 days a year. about 320 days a year
> it does a stellar job of keeping the computer room cool but on days
> when the temp drops below 25 degrees (f) the unit tends to "freeze" up
> and we have to shut it off to let it thaw. The installers came and
> replaced the ambient temperature sensor on the outside unit and that
> seemed to help but when it gets extremely cold outside it continues to
> freeze. Now to my questions:
> Is this normal for winter use?