Difference between revisions of "Enviromental Control Info"
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On the floor there are two overflow tanks with pumps. In case the pumps break the water build up in the evaporate will continue to drip down to the tanks and will not overflow out of the evaporator. In case the water does build up in the pan of the evaporator there is a sensor that will shut off the unit if the water overflows in the pan. | On the floor there are two overflow tanks with pumps. In case the pumps break the water build up in the evaporate will continue to drip down to the tanks and will not overflow out of the evaporator. In case the water does build up in the pan of the evaporator there is a sensor that will shut off the unit if the water overflows in the pan. | ||
| − | The units should be maintained on a monthly basis. Things maintained would be the emptying of the tanks and rinsing of the filters. | + | The units should be maintained on a monthly basis. Things maintained would be the emptying of the tanks and rinsing of the filters. Also there is a one year warranty on these two units (installed May 10, 2010). |
== Maintenance Contact Info == | == Maintenance Contact Info == | ||
Revision as of 12:52, 25 May 2010
The AC system in the server room consists of two seperate units. There are two separate thermostats in the room, these control the two evaporators in the room and the chillers (condensors) on the roof. The thermostats are recommended to stay at 70F, if they go lower then there is a chance of ice build up.
Each unit in the room has a filter in the evaporator. Just push in the three tabs on the bottom of the unit to get to the filter. These filters can be just rinsed with water.
On the floor there are two overflow tanks with pumps. In case the pumps break the water build up in the evaporate will continue to drip down to the tanks and will not overflow out of the evaporator. In case the water does build up in the pan of the evaporator there is a sensor that will shut off the unit if the water overflows in the pan.
The units should be maintained on a monthly basis. Things maintained would be the emptying of the tanks and rinsing of the filters. Also there is a one year warranty on these two units (installed May 10, 2010).
Maintenance Contact Info
In case of AC Failure/Malfunction contact:
Dennis Mooney Facilities Project MGR I Facilities Design & Construction University of New Hampshire 1-603-862-1675 1-603-862-3927 fax djmooney@maple.unh.edu www.unh.edu/ecd
Contact information for the Contractor who installed the new system:
Shawn Earabino Project Manager Palmer and Sicard 140 Epping rd. Exeter, N.H. 03833 e-mail earabino@palmerandsicard.com Office 603-778=1841
AC Info
Temperature Sensors
enviromon.net SensorHawk 8
Address: 10.0.0.98 System Name: NPG Farm Monitor http://10.0.0.98/summary?time=
Accessing the Sensor Hawk
ssh -L 8001:10.0.0.98:80 pumpkin.unh.edu Go to web browser and type localhost:8001
