Our dual-sensor rig captures surface (IR) and air temperature together in one ultra-fast pass down the row, then grades every row against the ASHRAE 18–27 °C window — flagging both overheating and over-cooling — as a clear pass/fail you can hand to an auditor.
A hot surface and a hot inlet are different problems. We measure both at once, so the report tells you which one you actually have — and where, to the metre.
Infrared catches hot equipment faces; the air sensor catches what the kit actually breathes in. Side by side, they separate a warm panel from a warm inlet.
IR + air · same passA full row in a single sweep — no rack-by-rack stops, no maintenance window. Hundreds of points per row, captured continuously as we walk the aisle.
≈ 900 points / rowEvery row is graded against the ASHRAE 18–27 °C window — flagged if it runs too hot (overheating) or too cold (over-cooling), with the limiting reading printed right on the chart. Pass or fail, no interpretation needed.
graded · audit-readyASHRAE's recommended envelope has two edges, and a row can fall off either one. We grade against both — so the report catches the risk you can't afford and the spend you don't need.
Inlets above the recommended ceiling push hardware past its safe envelope — thermal throttling, shortened equipment life, and a finding on any audit. We pinpoint which row, where along it, and by how much.
Inlets below 18 °C aren't a safety problem — they're a sign you're cooling harder than the equipment requires. That's energy and money leaving through the cooling units, and we flag the cold stretches worth dialling back.
A clean, one-page profile per object — every rack row, both channels, graded. Here’s a sample row.
We move through each cold aisle once. The dual-sensor rig logs IR and air temperature continuously against position — live, with no equipment to power down.
Readings are mapped to row length and tested against the ASHRAE recommended envelope, row by row, surfacing the warmest points and any cold over-cooled stretches.
You receive an audit-ready report with a verdict and the numbers behind it for every row — plus a note on where you're spending cooling you don't need.
Graded against the ASHRAE recommended 18–27 °C band, per row, with the measured extremes behind every verdict. Evidence, not impressions.
Cold inlets flag over-cooling and bypass airflow — not just hotspots. The same scan that proves you're safe shows where you're overspending.
Fast enough to run on a live floor. No rack-by-rack teardown, no scheduled downtime, no risk to running equipment.
Tell us the site and the number of rows — we'll scope a single-visit scan and send back a sample report for your hardware.