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As someone managing small server racks and edge setups, I recently tried the SmoothAir Rack Cooling by Attom Technology — and honestly, it surprised me in the best ways. 🔧 Flexible Designs for Real-World Racks The system comes in three types: T Packaged: Mounts on top of the rack. No U-space taken, plug-and-play, ideal for tight spaces. Bottom Packaged: Sits at the rack base (8U). Air-cooled, no drainage needed — very maintenance-friendly. Rack Split: Higher capacity with the compressor placed outside for low noise. Great for slightly larger setups. No matter your rack setup, there’s a version that fits without forcing layout changes. ❄️ Cooling That Works — and Saves Energy What stood out: Inverter compressor + EC fans: Adjusts speed automatically to match load. Quiet and energy-efficient. Eco refrigerant (R410A): Fast, safe, and green cooling. I ran 2 GPU workstations, and temps dropped below 26°C in minutes. Good airflow: Even in standard racks, it worked smoothly with existing hot/cold aisle arrangements. 📡 Smart Monitoring = Peace of Mind This isn’t a dumb cooler — it’s smart: Supports Web, SNMP, Modbus, BACnet, Email, etc. Easy to monitor remotely or integrate with BMS. Logs 7 days of temp/pressure history. Very helpful for troubleshooting. Custom alarms and dry contacts — feels like an IT-aware device, not just a cooling box. ⚠️ Things to Watch Out For Cold environment? Below -15°C needs an optional kit. Max power: 12.8kW. If you're running dense AI racks, look at their Rear Door Cooling option instead. Lots of protocols = a slight learning curve if you’re new to integration. ✅ Final Thoughts If you're running a small-to-mid rack, care about energy efficiency, and need remote control, SmoothAir is a smart choice. It’s compact, smart, quiet, and reliable.https://attom.tech/smoothair-... I’ll likely upgrade my other racks soon. It’s the kind of system you install — and forget, because it just works

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Hello everyone As I now only have extremely poor phone reception with my Samsung S24 and GPS has actually been "going to the moon" since the beginning, I'm looking for a mobile that I can still use to make calls in 2025! I have put my SIM card (Talktalk) back into my old Oppo Reno 4 and can actually make calls again without interruption or even establish a connection at all... So it's definitely the mobile and NOT the network. Somehow I have the feeling that the connection quality on the S24 has become subterranean, especially since the June 25 update. What mobile can you recommend? Are there any flagship phones that you can still make calls with?

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Hello everyone. I recently ordered something from an external supplier via Galaxus. Shipping was via DPD --> horror until the parcel finally reached me / redirected to a PickUp Point. Is there any way / anywhere to see which shipping service provider is used by external suppliers? Or can I somehow have the parcel redirected directly to a PickUp Point? This is very easy with a Galaxus parcel and Swiss Post. @Galaxus: can you write down the shipping service provider for external suppliers?

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Hello there! Am I actually the only one who has been wishing for the possibility of "price per kilo" or "price per gram" for years or an eternity?

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