When you make a significant investment in computer equipment and other electronics to benefit your business, their safety becomes a top priority. This means that planning for the management of their waste heat can protect you from costly downtime, lag, and damage from overheating. Not only can failure to manage the temperatures of your chipsets affect your bottom line, but these situations can become safety hazards as well. To prevent electrical fires and other issues from overheating, talk to the experts at Noren about designing a thermal management system for your new equipment. We can take a look at your current setup or even help you design one from the ground up. We use the best materials possible to create products such as heat sinks that transfer energy away from your chipboards to a safer location. When you get a consultation from our team, you are well on your way to protecting your machinery.
At Noren Thermal Solutions, we understand how important protecting your capital infrastructure is to the daily operation of your business. We have been helping companies like yours for over fifty years design solutions for their waste heat generation. By relying on our expertise, you can get back to focusing on what it is you do best. Speak with one of our consultants, and we will inspect your current electronic setup. By selecting a heat sink from Noren, you can reduce lag and operate at top speeds.
Our Heat Exchangers Can Help You Save On Energy Bills
As you continue to install more servers as your business grows, you may see your energy bills skyrocket. What can you do to keep these costs more manageable while continuing to meet your demands for data processing? While an active heat exchanger found in a traditional air conditioning system scales costs upward, we can offer an alternative solution.
When you select a heat exchanger that operates on the principles of passive exchange, you can install more waste heat-generating equipment without requiring additional energy inputs for cooling. Copper heat sinks can install on your chipsets to continue moving waste heat without requiring increases in your energy bill.
Transferring Excess Temperature To A Safe Location
If you are familiar with heat sinks found in home computers, their industrial counterparts look rather similar. A heat sink is made from manifolds stacked next to one another that multiply the surface area available to absorb temperatures from the surrounding air. As your chips produce heat, the heat sink takes it in and sends it to a safer space.
Speak With A Team Member From Noren About Selecting Your Heat Sink Solution
To learn more about managing waste heat when expanding your computer equipment, please speak with a valued member of our team at Noren Thermal Solutions at (512)595-5700.