Separate the air streams
Panels and aisle-end doors create a physical barrier between supply air and warm exhaust air. This helps the cooling system deliver air to the server intakes instead of letting the two streams mix.
FastFix™ aisle containment · Patent GB 2528379
Keep cool air where your servers need it.
FastFix separates the cool air supplied to server intakes from the warm air leaving the racks. Its self supporting frame stands independently of the equipment, so racks can be changed without dismantling the containment around them.
- 01Low profile automatic or semi automatic sliding doors
- 02Lightweight top track profile
- 03Aluminium framed, twin walled polycarbonate panels
- 04Textured polyester powder coating throughout
- 05Easy change, reusable sectional panels on a durable aluminium modular frame
- 06Works with or without raised floor cooling; retractable ceilings open on a fire alarm signal; the interface must be agreed for the site
How FastFix works
Airflow first. Flexibility built in.
Keep racks independent
The containment supports itself without attaching to server racks. That gives you flexibility when fitting, replacing or rearranging equipment inside the aisle.
Adapt as the room changes
The modular frame and reusable panels can be reconfigured for later projects. We plan the layout around your cooling arrangement, access routes and ceiling and fire-system interfaces.
Planning your project
Before you enquire
Based in Leeds. Send your site postcode so we can discuss the work and availability in your area.
View installationsCan the system be used with existing racks?
FastFix is self supporting, so racks can be installed, removed or replaced independently of the containment. Share the existing layout so we can discuss a retrofit.
What information helps scope a project?
An aisle layout, rack dimensions, cooling arrangement and planned access are useful starting points. Ceiling and fire-system interfaces should be discussed for the particular site.