Newly Cooling Factory Inaugrates By Schneider Electric In Bengaluru, India
On
21th April 2024,
Schneider
Electric, a renowned leader in digital energy management and automation,
unveiled a state-of-the-art cooling facility in Bangalore. This strategic
venture was geared towards pioneering inventive cooling solutions to address
the burgeoning demand within the country's data center ecosystem. Spanning
approximately 6.5 acres, the facility was established with a substantial
investment of USD 10.65 million (INR 100 Crores). Impressively, 85% of its
output was earmarked for export, serving the Datacenter, Buildings, Industry,
and Infrastructure sectors. As a wholly-owned subsidiary of Schneider Electric,
this facility was integral in bolstering the company's global supply chain.
This
cutting-edge establishment underscored Schneider Electric's steadfast
dedication to delivering sophisticated, efficient, and sustainable solutions.
Equipped with cutting-edge technology, the facility specialized in
manufacturing bespoke cooling products tailored to the needs of data centers,
telecom, commercial, and industrial sectors, catering to both local and
international markets.
The
factory's primary focus lay in the production of cutting-edge products:
- Latest
generation in-row cooling systems: These systems delivered precise cooling
directly to the heat source, enhancing server performance while minimizing
energy consumption.
- High-efficiency
chillers: Offering dependable and effective cooling solutions suitable for
data centers of varying sizes.
- Primary
Air Handling Unit (PAHU), Precision Air Conditioning (PAC), FANWALL
systems: Deployed in data center facilities to introduce cool outdoor air
in a cost-effective and energy-efficient manner. Additionally, FANWALL
systems provided unparalleled flexibility, optimized airflow, and reduced
turbulence.
Reflecting
on these offerings, Pankaj Sharma, EVP, Secure Power Division & Data Center
Business, Schneider Electric, emphasized, “The data center industry encountered
numerous challenges, notably energy volatility. With the rapid growth of
Artificial Intelligence, the demand for data processing surged, resulting in an
increased need for cooling solutions. To meet this demand, our factory was
well-equipped to manufacture efficient cooling solutions tailored to the
requirements of high-density computing environments. These solutions not only
addressed immediate cooling needs but also contributed to establishing
resilient and sustainable data center infrastructure. Leveraging our local
manufacturing capabilities, we were poised to assist data center operators in
India and worldwide in achieving optimal cooling performance, energy
efficiency, and environmental sustainability.