At AES India, we’ve encountered situations where data centers experienced AC failures, turning the servers into unsuitable surfaces for unconventional culinary experiments, which is detrimental to the stored data. Consequently, many server farms and data centers implement stringent high-temperature alerts.

A typical high-temperature alert in a data center triggers at around 80F-85F (26.7C-29.4C), signaling that the server is perilously close to a “meltdown point.” Administrators are often instructed to power down servers when the ambient room temperature reaches 90F-100F (32.2C-37.8C) to safeguard the integrity of both hardware and stored data.

Effectively insulating the building that houses these servers, particularly the roof and walls, can yield significant benefits. When it comes to insulation, AES India’s coatings have consistently proven to be the most straightforward and cost-effective solution for maintaining lower temperatures in these structures. This easy-to-apply coating can be installed in a single day and delivers substantial positive outcomes.