Airedale at Emirates Stadium

18 December, 2005

Airedale is to supply cooling equipment for critical IT/VT applications at the new Emirates Stadium of Arsenal football club in North London. 20 EasiCool upflow units will provide precise cooling in main data and communications rooms, primary and back-up server rooms, mobile operations rooms, PAVA rooms and substations. Essential switch rooms will be cooled by four Ecotel indoor units — self-contained systems with free-cooling capability. 22 concept Plus units are to be installed in smaller rooms such as the satellite, press and Director Club communications rooms and in out-station rooms and stub-up rooms. The slimline design of these units enables them to fit unobtrusively into restricted areas.

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