Data Center

When electronic equipment and components are long‑term exposed to humid and corrosive air, corrosion films will form on live parts, triggering short‑circuits and current anomalies. This leads to unplanned downtime and high maintenance costs, reduced process efficiency and higher overall operating expenses.

Data Room Air pollutants including sulfides, oxides and chlorides can severely corrode alloy components of industrial devices, resulting in intermittent failures or even catastrophic accidents. Therefore, corrosive gas removal is critical to guarantee the reliability of electronic equipment in data centers.

To address these challenges, the International Society of Automation (ISA) issued the corrosion‑classification standard for control‑room and process‑control environments: ISA‑71.04‑2013. Most equipment manufacturers require data‑center rooms to meet ISA G1‑Mild Corrosion classification to maintain stable and reliable communication networks.

UPS Battery Room Chemical‑energy‑storage batteries generate substantial hydrogen sulfide during sulfuric‑acid electrolysis, which corrodes UPS batteries themselves. If hydrogen sulfide diffuses into adjacent data rooms, it will cause corrosion and oxidation of electronic devices, bringing high maintenance and operating costs.

EcoKeeper effectively mitigates the erosion of key electronic components induced by corrosive gases, lowers server downtime risks, ensures secure data‑service operation and avoids various operational hazards.