Features

Rack Cabinet/Cooling Unit Combo with a Convenient Space-Saving Design

The SmartRack® SRCOOL3KTP33U combines the SR33UBAC Standard-Depth Rack Enclosure Cabinet

and the SRCOOL3KTP Top-of-Rack Precision Cooling Air Conditioner into one convenient plug-and-play

platform. It is an ideal bundle for tight-fitting edge micro data centers and other mission-critical IT

applications, including retail and commercial outlets (storefronts and branch offices), light industrial

environments (factories and warehouses) and research/development locations (laboratories and

workshops).

Standard-Depth 33U Server Cabinet Accommodates 19 in. Rack Equipment

This SR33UBAC rack enclosure is constructed from heavy-duty steel with a durable black powder-coated

finish. The EIA-compliant rack has a maximum stationary load capacity of 3000 pounds (1363 kilograms)

and a maximum rolling load capacity of 2250 pounds (1022 kilograms).

12,000 BTU Cooling Capacity Protects Your Equipment and Prevents Expensive Downtime

The top of the rack is left open to accommodate the SRCOOL3KTP air conditioner. It delivers 3.5kW

(12,000 BTU) of cooling to your equipment to help prevent sudden shutdowns, malfunctions and other

failures caused by overheating or fluctuating temperatures. The self-contained close-coupled cooling unit

mounts on top of the enclosure to save valuable rack space and floor space. Top installation allows cold

air to flow downward and heat to rise naturally. The rack is specially outfitted with sealing panels to

prevent loss of airflow.

Rack AC Unit Focuses Cold Air Where It’s Most Needed

The low-maintenance SRCOOL3KTP requires no HVAC specialist to install. It uses environmentally

friendly R410A refrigerant to focus cold air directly into the rack to efficiently cool equipment. Variable fan

speed adjusts the cooling output to the need of the IT load to prevent on/off cycling and large temperature

swings. An included color touchscreen LCD allows convenient status monitoring and diagnostics right at

your fingertips.

Built-In Evaporator Expels the Condensed Water Through the Exhaust Duct

The evaporator expels water through the exhaust duct, which means no costly plumbing connections or

water tanks to empty. No external condenser or refrigerant piping is required for operation. Internal leak