The decentralised technical rooms of telecommunications are exposed to extreme weather fluctuations. Here, robust climate solutions are required that reliably stabilize the room temperature and humidity. At the same time, the removal of the permanently arising heat loads in switchgear and telecom containers must be ensured as required.

The use of modern monobloc units is one of the most effective ways of cooling a shelter. They can be installed as a central air conditioning system or as split air conditioning units to regulate the temperature inside. Direct free cooling uses the ambient temperature to cool the servers instead of using energy-intensive air conditioning systems. This is especially effective in regions with low outside air temperatures.

Temperature control:
Most telecommunications equipment works most effectively within a certain temperature range.

Humidity control:
Climate control keeps humidity at an appropriate level.

Energy efficiency:
Air conditioning systems must be designed to operate efficiently as this reduces energy consumption and operating costs.

Air conditioning of telecom containers is an important aspect of protecting the electronic and communication equipment inside from overheating and other environmental conditions. These containers are often used for the provision of mobile communications infrastructure, radio towers, data centers and other telecommunications applications.

Reliable climate control ensures the continuous availability of telecommunications services and minimizes downtime.