Air Conditioning in the Winter?

Seems odd, doesn't it? However, with more small and medium-sized businesses using part of their offices as a server room, a portable air conditioner is becoming a practical necessity. When the heat comes on in your office, more than likely, it's going to heat up the room where your servers are, too. Without something to remove that heat (like a portable air conditioner), sensitive equipment can quickly overheat and fail.

Just yesterday, MovinCool, one of our great partners at Mobile Air, released a new seven-page guide to keeping this type of environment cool. Here's an excerpt from their November 19, 2008 press release:

"Many businesses use converted closets to house their server and telecom equipment, but often they do not have a way of keeping these closets cool when the building's main air conditioning system is switched to heating mode," said John Doran, senior manager, Heat Management and Customer Service. "This puts them at high risk for equipment damage and costly system downtime."

MovinCool's new seven-page guide addresses this problem by examining the advantages of a new class of ceiling-mounted spot air conditioners, which are well suited for small spaces. The guide is available as a free download from the MovinCool Web site at http://www.movincool.com/pdf/coolheatedbuildings (84 KB).

Mobile Air is your one-stop source for any and all air conditioning equipment from MovinCool. We are one of only a small handful of distributors authorized to sell, service and rent MovinCool equipment, and we are proud to carry the distinction as a MovinCool Preferred Distributor.

Here's a link to the full release on MarketWatch:
http://www.marketwatch.com/news/story/New-Free-MovinCool-Guide-Cooling/story.aspx?guid={47FE266B-5EEC-4823-978C-F71EE4F91F0C}