Central supervision
Shared view of devices, measurements, alarms and communication status.
Data Center Infrastructure Monitoring
DCIM for complete infrastructure visibility.
One platform for collecting data, managing alarms and visualizing power, cooling, environmental and security systems, from a single rack to a Data Center with a 3D model.
- 24/7live status and remote supervision
- PUEenergy and load monitoring
- 3Dfacility and alarm visualization
Coolnet solutionDCIMselection and integration
Technology for critical infrastructure
See the entire infrastructure in one place.
Power, cooling and security devices work as one operational system but often use separate interfaces. DCIM collects their measurements, states and alarms to help operators identify issues and understand their impact.
The platform supports live monitoring, historical data, energy analysis, alarm management and remote access. The scope can grow from a cabinet to an entire facility.
Faster response
Problem location, notifications and event-to-device relationships.
Energy and PUE
Observation of load, energy use and efficiency indicators.
Remote access
Web-based views of data and alarms from multiple terminals.
Solution families
Select the architecture for the actual application.
The final configuration is confirmed after reviewing capacity, installation conditions, required availability and future expansion.
Cabinet and micro Data Center
Micro Cabinet DC Monitoring
Power and environmental supervision for a single cabinet or integrated micro Data Center.
- UPS, PDU and distribution monitoring
- Temperature, humidity, smoke and leakage
- Door, access and video status
- Local screen and remote view
Modular Data Center
Modular DC Monitoring
Unified supervision of technical equipment, environment and security across multiple racks and contained aisles.
- Switchgear, UPS, batteries and PDU
- Precision cooling and environmental conditions
- Access and safety systems
- Alarms, trends and multiple terminals
Central power and environment monitoring
Facility-wide Monitoring
Aggregation of data from rooms and systems into one operations view.
- Multiple systems and locations
- Alarm and availability statistics
- Energy, load and PUE analysis
- Reports and historical data
Facility model and alarm visualization
3D Visualization
A presentation layer connecting room models with live device states, alarms and operational information.
- Scene and equipment modelling
- Energy, environment and alarm views
- Asset and capacity management
- Operations and inspection support
Applications
Infrastructure matched to the operating environment.
Equipment selection should reflect the consequences of downtime, site conditions, service strategy and the expected development of the IT load.
Describe your project →Power
Switchgear, UPS, batteries, PDU and electrical parameters.
Environment and cooling
Cooling units, temperature, humidity, leaks and cabinet conditions.
Security
Access, video, smoke, fire and linked alarm scenarios.
Assets and capacity
U positions, equipment placement, space use and expansion planning.
Selection criteria
What should be confirmed before configuration?
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Devices and points
Systems, sensors, measurements, alarms and required control signals.
- 02
Protocols
Modbus RTU/TCP, SNMP, HTTP, digital inputs and device interfaces.
- 03
Alarm strategy
Thresholds, priorities, recipients, escalation and linked actions.
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Visualization
Operator views, history, energy reports, 3D model and remote access.
Technical documentation
Data Center Infrastructure Monitoring.
The catalog presents available product families, configurations and technical data. Final selection should be confirmed for the specific project and installation conditions.
Frequently asked questions
FAQ: DCIM
Can DCIM monitor different device types?+
Yes, when devices provide a supported protocol or signals that can be connected through a data collector.
Is DCIM only for large Data Centers?+
No. The portfolio covers individual cabinets, micro Data Centers, modular systems and central facility monitoring.
Can energy and PUE be analysed?+
Yes, provided the system receives the required electrical measurements.
Is 3D visualization mandatory?+
No. It is an optional layer for facilities where spatial context supports operations and asset management.
Which interfaces are supported?+
The integrated collector provides serial, Ethernet, digital I/O and northbound interfaces including SNMP, HTTP and Modbus according to the catalog.
Request a consultation
Start with the devices, data points, protocols and alarm requirements.
Send the available project data. We will identify the information required to prepare an appropriate configuration.