Hot-Aisle-Containment (HAC) - Profile Data Center Solutions

As the world continues to digitize, the demand for advanced data centres and scalable data center infrastructure is rapidly increasing. With growing data processing and storage requirements, the need for efficient data center cooling and higher airflow management capacity has become essential.
Hot aisle containment systems play a critical role in managing higher temperature differentials while ensuring cost-effective and sustainable operations. We offer a wide range of customizable hot aisle containment solutions with integrated cable tray systems to meet specific client requirements and optimize data center airflow management.

Ceiling supported hot aisle containment system
Ceiling supported hot aisle containment system with integrated utility support system
Floor supported/free standing hot aisle containment system with cable tray support and semi-structural grid

In a typical hot aisle containment system, a false ceiling grid is created to bifurcate the area and form a plenum for the return of hot air to the cooling system. A partition is installed behind the rear exhaust of server racks and connected to the ceiling grid to contain the hot air and channel it efficiently, improving data center airflow management and data center cooling.
Since a server hall is a dust-free environment, our experienced R&D team has developed a self-designed and patented aluminium framework that allows accessories to be installed without drilling or creating dust. This eliminates downtime while ensuring clean and easy installation for modern data center infrastructure.

In a typical hot aisle containment system, the tray utilities running at the ceiling or above server racks are support via structural ceiling grid or actual ceiling which complicates the system in certain situations.
Our integrated hot aisle containment system allows clients to take partial support from containment panels instead of relying completely on the ceiling system near hot aisle areas. This solution helps resolve clash issues and reduces costs associated with supporting cable tray utilities.
Typically, our system can support loads of up to 240 kg per metre, distributed across four levels of utility systems, ensuring reliable performance for modern data center infrastructure.

For cloud customers or high computing environments where heavy-duty structural cabling and networking are required, taking support from the ceiling or structural ceiling becomes challenging. Multiple anchoring and loading can weaken the structural stability of the ceiling.
In such cases, a floor-supported or free-standing hot aisle containment system is required. Our solution allows clients to take support directly from the containment structure, transferring the load efficiently to the floor.
The hot aisle containment structure is evenly distributed across the floor using vertical posts. Floor anchoring is minimal compared to ceiling-based systems, helping maintain structural integrity.
The system can also be integrated with a false ceiling grid supported by the containment structure, allowing partial loading from above and below for enhanced flexibility. We fully customize our solutions to meet client requirements, ensuring reliable data center infrastructure and optimized airflow management.

Hot aisle containment will be more forgiving for network racks and stand-alone equipment such as storage cabinets that might have to live outside the containment architecture, i.e., they will live in the lower temperature area of the computer room.
Generally more effective. Leakage from raised floor openings in the larger area of the room goes into the cold space.
Hot aisle containment can perform well in a slab environment by merely flooding the data center with an adequate volume of supply air and containing the exhaust air.