XNRGY Climate Systems has achieved AMCA Certification for air performance and FEI (Fan Efficiency Index) rating for its entire line of fans.
This groundbreaking accomplishment signifies not only industry-leading efficiency but also the first-ever AMCA certification for a fan with an integrated backdraft damper.
The certification encompasses two fan configurations: a standard fan-only configuration and one featuring XNRGY fans fitted with its breakthrough XnD backdraft damper.
Notably, the test results not only confirm XNRGY's fans as the most efficient in the industry but also demonstrated air performance including fans with XnD backdraft dampers having no system effects.
XNRGY CTO, Larry Hopkins, said the dual certification is a testament to XNRGY’s unwavering commitment to innovation and building sustainable solutions for its customers.
“By achieving AMCA and FEI certification, we can confidently guarantee peak performance and energy efficiency, ultimately helping data centres and other critical facilities operate much more efficiently and minimise their environmental impact," he said.
XNRGY's XnD backdraft damper provides an additional layer of energy savings by preventing unwanted air from backflowing when the fan is not operational. This technology further reduces energy consumption and reinforces the company's dedication to sustainability.
Founder and CEO of XNRGY, Wais Jalali, said that since the availability of power is going to be the single most important component for building large density data centres, the friction loss of moving air becomes extremely critical as thousands of fans are moving air.
“XNRGY again has demonstrated that its lower pressure systems versus conventional high-pressure systems save a significant amount of energy and therefore reducing carbon footprint and power requirement for our systems,” he said
The certified products will soon be integrated into XNRGY's updated selection program, Genesis, which provides the ability to Right-Size the fan array for diversified loads; seasonal or daily.
It will also allows users to run fan selections for N-1 or greater arrays to calculate the benefits of Right-Sizing array performance.