No matter the size of your business, you rely upon rather sophisticated computer systems to help you manage your work processes. The investment you make in electronic architecture must be protected to prevent serious lags in your operation. This includes using electrical enclosures to protect chipsets from outside elements and other techniques to manage the thermal waste your computers produce. When a server works constantly, it can produce temperatures that exceed the ideal operating range of the chips themselves. When this happens, a custom heat sink can absorb heat from the surrounding air and store it safely. This prevents the downtime that comes when overheating situations occur. At best, overheating can slow your computer, while at worst it can permanently destroy valuable equipment. Today’s chip shortages mean that securing replacement parts won’t necessarily even be possible. Therefore take on the possibility of overheating before it even starts.
At Noren Thermal Solutions, we have been helping companies like yours protect their equipment from excess heat waste for over half a century. In recent decades, a larger and larger portion of our business has concentrated on protecting computer equipment from the temperatures it produce. In addition to our heat sink products, we could use a cold plate to run tubing with coolant near your electric equipment. The combination of multiple thermal management technologies helps us accommodate the widest variety of server setups.
Protecting Computer Servers With Passive Heat Exchange
You have options when it comes to protecting your local computer equipment. Because your business runs electronics all day, a cooling system that can run all day without significant variable costs is rather valuable. You could rely upon a traditional air conditioning system, but much like the one in your home, energy costs can skyrocket when temperatures head up. By relying on passive heat exchange, your heat sinks can absorb great amounts of heat waste without the need for an external energy source. Consider this factor when designing your management solution.
A More Conductive Heat Sink
When designing your custom heat sink, we can select materials that increase the conductivity available to handle higher temperatures. Pay close attention when looking at a thermal management provider’s material selection. Competitors may offer lower prices that come at the cost of less conductivity. By installing a system that can handle higher temperatures, you will be better equipped to protect your equipment from potential overheating conditions.
Talk To An Expert From Noren Thermal Solutions About Copper Heat Sinks
We can help you protect your computer equipment without breaking the bank! To learn more about copper heat sinks or any other service we provide, please reach out to a valued member of our team at Noren Thermal Solutions at (512)595-5700.