Nortek DCC Introduces C-Force Model and StatePoint 2025 Cooling System
Nortek DCC has launched the C-Force Lifecycle Model and StatePoint 2025 Hybrid Cooling System to enhance data center efficiency and sustainability, announced in a press release. The C-Force model is an integrated team approach that supports customers throughout the lifecycle of Nortek DCC products, from design to continuous operation.
The StatePoint 2025 system is a next-generation hybrid cooling plant designed to reduce total cost of ownership and simplify deployment for large data centers. It integrates multiple cooling components into a single system, offering significant reductions in power and water consumption. The system's smart controls allow it to adapt to various environments, providing flexibility and efficiency.
Additionally, Nortek DCC has introduced new products for high-density rack cooling, including a Rear Door Heat Exchanger and Coil Wall, both designed for ease of installation and serviceability. These innovations aim to meet the growing demands of AI workloads and data center operations.
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