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Sensata Technologies Launches Ultrasonic Flow Sensors for Data Center Cooling

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Sensata Technologies announced the launch of its FL Series Ultrasonic Flow Sensors, a non-intrusive solution for monitoring liquid flow in industrial and data center cooling systems. These sensors support flow rates up to 400 liters per minute and offer flow measurement accuracy of up to ±1% of full scale. The company also announced that Alice Martins took on the role of EVP and President of Industrials at Sensata Technologies.

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The sensors are designed to help operators maintain accurate coolant flow, which is critical for keeping Graphic Processing Units and other equipment running at peak performance in data centers. This technology addresses the need for efficient cooling systems as computing workloads become more demanding.

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Who's involved

  • SENSATA TECHNOLOGIESLaunched the FL Series Ultrasonic Flow Sensors and employs Alice Martins.
  • Alice MartinsWas appointed EVP and President of Industrials at Sensata Technologies.
  • Texas InstrumentsHas historically been the parent company of Sensata Technologies.

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    Data center operators could potentially reduce cooling system maintenance costs and improve equipment uptime using the new sensors.

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