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Case Study: Resolving SLA Cooling Dispute

In April 2018, a Colocation provider was concerned about running out of reserve cooling because a Tenant had put in multiple high-flow tiles. The Colo used Purkay Labs’ On-Site Assessment service to determine if the high-flow tiles were necessary. Purkay Labs use their AUDIT-BUDDY system and a TSI Balometer to measure the inlet temperatures and CFM measurements across the facility and found that the Tenant was significantly overcooling the facility.

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Case Study: Enhancing Cooling Efficiency in a Legacy Data Center

In this case study, a Fortune 50 Telecommunications provider (the Client) wanted to examine the impact of changing CRAC control system on the running of the data center. Using Purkay Labs’ On-Site Assessment Service to benchmark the changes, the Client was able prove that they were be able to control inlet temperatures (and avoid variations), reduce CRAC energy use to run more efficiently. This had tremendous impact on the operating expenses, saving the Client $10K in the first month and reducing PUE by .03.

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Speaker: Purkay Labs CEO speaks on “DIY Cooling Optimization” at DC3 Conference in NYC

Purkay Labs Founder and CEO, Indra Purkayastha, spoke on Do-It-Yourself Monitoring at the recent DC3 Conference in New York City on Tuesday June 16, 2015. Purkayastha spoke on how to utilize environmental monitoring to optimize data center cooling. Most thermal issues- such as hot spots or overcooling- are the result of poor airflow management.

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Data Center Efficiency- Look Before You Leap Mission Critical

From the article: If you are looking for a less-invasive approach, a company called Purkay Labs offers the Audit-Buddy, a single device that gathers input from data center “white space” that can then be used to revamp energy practices. The device does not need to integrate into existing infrastructure and can be moved from place to place to gain a broad view of data center conditions. Functions include temperature and humidity tracking, 3D thermal baseline profiling, hot/cold loss measurement and containment and overall air quality measurement. Although it does not provide a deep-dive view of the data center, it should give managers some initial insight into whether a full-blown DCIM platform is warranted.

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