Schneider Electric, a global player in energy management, has introduced the second generation of InRow RC in its product line for data center cooling needs. The second generation release comprises two new models that improve cooling efficiency by reducing power consumption and increasing capacity. The high temperature model, designed for optimal heat removal, leverages warmer water temperatures and outdoor ambient air temperatures to increase chiller efficiency, thus maximizing the hours of economization. Part of the Schneider’s InfraStruxure suite of solutions created for high density applications, InRow RC reduces the distance between the heat source and heat removal, eliminating the mixture of hot and cold air streams, thus improving overall cooling predictability. The solution features variable speed fans that reduce energy consumption during off -peak cooling periods or when the data center is partially loaded. This decreases data center energy consumption to match the demand of the heat load. With a user-friendly design, the InRow RC features an intuitive, 4.3-inch color touch screen display to provide fast, easy access to data. Additional key features include: