Server Room Cooling Solutions in Greater Los Angeles

Prevent Overheating. Protect Your Equipment.

Server rooms run hot. Even a minor rise in temperature can shut down systems, corrupt data, or damage hardware. Downtime is costly. So is lost information.

You need cooling that keeps temperatures steady and humidity under control. Our systems are built to run nonstop and deliver consistent performance. That means fewer problems, more uptime, and peace of mind.

What Temperature Should a Server Room Be?

ASHRAE guidelines recommend keeping server room temperatures between 64.4°F and 80.6°F. Most setups do best between 70°F and 75°F.

Humidity should stay between 40% and 60% to avoid static discharge and moisture buildup.

Our systems make it easy to stay within range.

What HVAC System Do Server Rooms Need?

Different server rooms call for different approaches. Some spaces need backup cooling. Others need separate HVAC systems designed to handle heat loads from high-density racks.

Here are the options:

• Redundant HVAC units for critical backups
• Ductless mini-split systems that work well in compact or remote server rooms
• Ongoing maintenance plans to keep systems running without interruption

We’ll recommend the setup that fits your equipment load and floor plan.

Server Room AC Repair and Maintenance 

Cooling equipment works 24/7. Filters clog. Coils collect dust. Sensors drift. Without routine maintenance, even small issues can lead to big failures.

Our techs handle it. We check airflow, clean components, and replace worn parts. Service is fast and scheduled around your operations.

Book Your Server Room HVAC Evaluation

Your servers need stable cooling. We’ll help you get there. For more than 50 years, we’ve helped Southern California businesses avoid downtime with reliable HVAC.

Call 626-357-3535 or request a visit to get started.

FAQ: Server Room Cooling Systems

What temperature should a server room be?ASHRAE recommends 64.4°F to 80.6°F. Most run best between 70°F and 75°F.

What happens if a server room overheats? Slowdowns, shutdowns, and equipment failure. Heat is hard on hardware.

Do server rooms need separate HVAC ? Yes. Most building systems aren’t made to cool 24/7 or manage server loads.

How often should server room cooling systems be checked? Every quarter. Filters, sensors, backups—all of it.

Call today to get started with server room HVAC service or installation.