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First Case designs and installs aisle containment for hot and cold aisles in data centres, with its own engineers. In an enclosed hot or cold aisle, cold and hot air no longer mix. We work for UPS manufacturers and their channel.

Bird's-eye view of a cold aisle containment configuration

Your complete aisle configuration, supplied and installed.

Hot aisle or cold aisle (HAC or CAC): we supply and install the complete aisle configuration, so cold and hot air no longer mix and the cooling runs more efficiently. Hot aisle containment encloses the hot aisle, cold aisle containment the cold one. We build both to our own design, standard or custom per room.

01Hot & cold aisle (HAC / CAC)
02To our own design
03Standard or custom per aisle configuration

Sealed tight with aisle doors, roof and blanking panels.

Aisle doors, roof panels, and blanking panels complete the separation. No gap for the cooling to leak through.

01Aisle doors (sliding / hinged)
02Roof and blanking panels
03Secured against air leakage
Containment configuration with doors and window panels
Side view of an aisle configuration during on-site installation

We don't just supply, we install.

Our own engineers install the aisle configuration, doors, and panels on site. What we deliver, we install ourselves: the same crew, no handoff halfway through.

01Installed by our own engineers
02Fitted tight and sealed
03Handover on site
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Design your own containment.

Our own design tool lets you put your containment aisles together right away. Dimensions, colours, racks, and lighting, instantly visible in 3D.

  • 01Your own dimensions and aisle layout
  • 02Colours, doors, panels, and racks
  • 03Lighting and accessories
  • 04Instantly visible, with a guide price
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How we run an aisle containment project

Four steps, from measuring up to handover. The design is ours, and so is the installation.

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Measuring up & design

We measure the room and the racks and design the configuration that fits, standard or custom.

02

Delivery

The panels, doors, and roof sections are built to our design. We deliver them on site, aligned with your project schedule.

03

Installation on site

Our own engineers install the aisle configuration, doors, and panels. Tight and sealed.

04

Handover

We check the configuration for gaps and finish, then hand it over, ready for use.

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Cold aisle or hot aisle: what is the difference?

Cold aisle containment (CAC) encloses the cold aisle, hot aisle containment (HAC) the hot one. Either way, cold and hot air no longer mix, so the cooling runs more efficiently. Which variant fits depends on the room and its cooling. We supply and install both, to our own design.

What does a containment configuration consist of?

The aisle configuration itself, completed with aisle doors (sliding or hinged), roof panels and blanking panels. Together they complete the separation, with no gap for the cooling to leak through. The configuration is standard or custom per room.

How is a custom containment put together?

We survey the room and the racks and design the configuration that fits, standard or custom. The panels, doors and roof sections are made to our design and delivered to site in line with your project schedule. Our own engineers install the aisle configuration, doors and panels. At handover we check the configuration for gaps and finish.

Who designs and installs the containment?

The design is ours: we measure the hall and the racks and draw the configuration that fits. We do the installation ourselves, with our own engineers: what we deliver, we install ourselves, with no handover halfway through.