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The HVAC group that monitors that stuff is part of our department.  Does the closet have its own heating and cooling?  I think that makes a difference.  We also have the Commissioning department that checks the efficiency of the HVAC in buildings.  Maybe one of these groups could answer your questions.

 

http://pp.msu.edu/index.cfm/welcome-to-the-maintenance-services-department-at-the-msu-physical-plant-division/central-control/

 

http://pp.msu.edu/index.cfm/maintenance-commission/

 

Chris Doerr

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From: Vasquez, Timo [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Monday, August 29, 2011 9:13 AM
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Subject: [MSUNAG] Communications Rooms....

 

Who is the authority on temperature and humidity guidelines on CAMPUS.  If i have a telecom closet with no windows and built in the middle of  a floor so you can walk around it completely; its constructed of plywood and covered with drywall.  What should the operating temperatures be consistently.  I have found 98 degrees F. on Friday and today I found 87. From my experiences this kind of temperature is bad for long term exposure on the mission critical gear in there.

 

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

 

Timoteo "Timo" Vasquez; MCTS, MCP

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