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Emerson Introduces Rosemount Flow Sensor for Data Center Cooling

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Oct 9
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Emerson introduced the Rosemount 8795 Magnetic Flow Sensor, designed for chilled water and water-glycol cooling systems used in data centers. The sensor provides accurate flow measurement and monitoring to support cooling system reliability as digital infrastructure expands. It integrates with existing Rosemount magnetic flow transmitters and can be installed in space-constrained environments.

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The new sensor applies expertise in flow measurement to help operators maximize cooling system performance in mission-critical applications. Improved cooling efficiency could potentially reduce operational costs for large data center operators like Amazon.

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  • EmersonIntroduced the Rosemount 8795 Magnetic Flow Sensor for data center cooling systems.
  • RosemountProvides the flow measurement technology utilized by Emerson.

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    Could see reduced operational costs due to improved cooling efficiency.

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