Vertiv
WI-1HR4 MD ANDERSON REAR DOOR HEAT EXCHANGERS
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WI-1HR4 Rear Door Heat Exchanger | Vertiv | In-Row Cooling
Vertiv
MPN: CPQ-1013832-16
$468.00
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Key Features
- Rear door heat exchanger design
- Rack-level heat removal architecture
- Vertiv thermal management platform
- Built for dense data center rows
- Targets heat at the cabinet instead of the room
- Supports controlled thermal conditions for critical loads
- Remove heat directly at the rack rear using rear door heat exchanger cooling
- Maintain stable inlet temperatures for dense infrastructure with localized heat rejection
Dense infrastructure demands cooling that acts where the heat is created. Vertiv rear door heat exchangers are designed to pull thermal load off the rack before it accumulates in the aisle, helping maintain more stable operating conditions for servers and network equipment under sustained demand.
This approach is especially effective when conventional room cooling is stretched thin or when rack density makes broad air distribution less predictable. By rejecting heat at the rear of the cabinet, the system helps reduce hot spots, improve temperature consistency, and support more controlled operation across critical rows.
For teams responsible for uptime, capacity planning, and thermal risk, rear door heat exchangers provide a practical path to better cooling efficiency without redesigning the entire facility. They are a strong fit for environments that need precise heat removal at the point of generation, not just more cold air in the room.
Ideal For
- High-density server cabinets in enterprise data centers
- Thermal control for rows with limited room cooling capacity
- Rack-level heat rejection in constrained infrastructure spaces
- Cooling support for critical workloads with sustained thermal output
Why This Product
- 1Removes heat at the rack rather than depending on room-wide cooling
- 2Better fit for dense rows than standard airflow-only approaches
- 3Helps reduce hot spots and recirculation around equipment
- 4Supports more predictable thermal performance under load