Re: [Sheflug] operating temp

["Robert Speed" <nospam [at] Viclabs.co.uk>]

We've got temperature probes on the heatsinks on the processors 
in our servers.
We don't allow the heatsink to get above 35 degrees.

I've no idea about the rest of the room - sorry.

HTH



From:           	"technical" <technical [at] minsthorpecc.wakefld.sch.uk>
To:             	"Sheflug" <sheflug [at] vuw.ac.nz>
Subject:        	[Sheflug] operating temp
Date sent:      	Thu, 17 Aug 2000 12:55:42 +0100
Send reply to:  	"Sheflug" <sheflug [at] vuw.ac.nz>

> Im Setting Up  a new Server Room ( it contains linux servers ) and was
> wondering what is the recomended room temp as im thinking of
> installing a cooling system as the rooms contains ALOT of kit and gets
> warm. Sorry for this not being a linux related question but u would be
> helping me from frying my linux servers. Cheers K Barrass IT
> Technician Minsthorpe Community College
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