Tripp Lite SRXCOOL12K Rack Air Conditioning Unit

Product Description

The TRIPP LITE SRXCOOL12K is a rack-mounted air conditioning unit designed to provide dedicated cooling for server racks, network enclosures, and data communication cabinets. It delivers self-contained, in-row or on-rack climate control for enclosed equipment spaces where standard room cooling is insufficient or unreliable. This type of unit is typically installed by qualified HVAC technicians, data center facilities staff, or licensed electricians working in telecom and IT infrastructure environments. It targets heat generated directly by rack-mounted servers, switches, patch panels, and similar active equipment.

The SRXCOOL12K is suited for data centers, server rooms, network closets, and telecommunications installations where rack equipment generates concentrated heat loads. It is designed for applications where precision cooling at the rack level is required, particularly in environments where raising the room ambient temperature is not an option. This unit fits scenarios ranging from small on-premises server closets to larger co-location and edge computing deployments.

Key Features

• Rack-mounted form factor provides dedicated, localized cooling at the equipment level
• Self-contained design eliminates dependence on room-level HVAC for rack thermal management
• Intended for enclosed rack and cabinet installations in data and telecom environments
• Sold individually as a single unit per package

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style fit for standard rack and cabinet enclosures used in data center, server room, and network infrastructure applications.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified HVAC technician or licensed electrician familiar with rack cooling systems and applicable electrical codes. Power down the rack or cabinet and de-energize all relevant circuits before beginning installation. Follow the manufacturer installation guide for mounting, drainage, and electrical connection requirements. Verify that the installation location meets ventilation and clearance requirements before putting the unit into service.