10/20/2026
96% UPS efficiency sounds impressive. But what happens to the other 4%?
For a UPS supporting a 10 MW critical load, those losses can represent approximately 400 kW of heat that must be managed.
As data center rack densities increase, so do the demands on the critical electrical infrastructure supporting them. And the cooling requirements of gray space equipment, including UPS systems, batteries, and switchgear, can differ significantly from those of modern IT equipment.
Join David Meadows, Director of Technology, and Aaron Harkness, Technical Business Development Manager, for our next Tuesdays at Two webinar: Data Center Gray Space Cooling: What Engineers Need to Consider
We'll explore:
🔹 How increasing power densities affect gray space cooling requirements
🔹 Why electrical and IT equipment may need different thermal environments
🔹 When should a dedicated gray space cooling strategy be considered
📅 Tuesday, October 27 | 2–3 PM ET
🔗 Register today: https://hubs.ly/Q04BHQb_0