HVAC & REFRIGERATION
A room-cooling family for changing computer-room loads; select the exact unit, air path and operating conditions before comparing capacity or efficiency.
From Shenzhen Envicool Technology Co., Ltd.
Individual product research · HVACDeck Editorial · Sources checked 2026-10-11
Envicool describes CyberMate V as an inverter computer-room air-conditioning family that responds dynamically to changing room loads and provides temperature and environment control. Its public page does not publish an exact model schedule or a numerical performance table. It is a starting point for an engineered selection, rather than a ready-to-order SKU.
There is also a naming detail to resolve: the page title says CyberMate V+ while its main body says CyberMate V. The quotation should identify the actual generation, complete model and document revision. This brief retains the body’s family name and does not assume that V and V+ have identical components or ratings.
The buying question is whether a selected configuration can serve the actual room layout and duty, including the load remaining when an agreed unit is unavailable. That answer needs a room-specific proposal and supporting performance data, not the broad capacity and energy-saving statements on linked solution pages.
This is an equipment family; its range does not identify one orderable configuration.
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| Parameter | Published value | Conditions and evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Published product identity | CyberMate V inverter CRAC; browser title uses V+ | Family naming on the reviewed official page. The ordered generation and full model remain to be confirmed. Source |
| Published function | Dynamic response to computer-room load changes; temperature and environment control | Manufacturer description. No control tolerance, modulation limit or rated test point is specified in the readable product body. Source |
| Linked conventional-room solution | 6–300 kW across various products | Solution portfolio coverage, explicitly not a CyberMate V model-capacity schedule. Source |
The CyberMate page links several room and application solutions. Those links help frame a design discussion; they do not establish that one unit contains every feature or can substitute for all of the linked systems. Ask Envicool to identify which equipment and accessories belong in the proposed bill of supply.
The linked solution discusses air-supply arrangement, layouts and a broad portfolio. Return a room plan and load distribution, then request the proposed units, delivered duty and return/supply-air conditions. Do not select from the portfolio-wide 6–300 kW statement.
Read the sourceA separate related card describes close-coupled cooling for uneven heat density. If the room has concentrated rack loads, ask whether a room CRAC arrangement is sufficient or whether the proposal needs separate equipment. The related card is not a CyberMate V performance guarantee.
Read the sourceThe linked humidity solution identifies HumidMate, wet-film humidification and ±5% RH at solution level. None of those numerical or construction details is established for the selected CyberMate V by this product page. Have the supplier identify included, optional and separate humidity equipment.
Read the sourceSend the room layout, rack/load map, current and planned sensible loads, target room conditions, available power and space constraints. Specify the intended duty and unavailable-unit scenario with the responsible designer. These are procurement inputs, not settings recommended by this platform.
Ask the supplier to return the full unit designation, cooling configuration, sensible and total capacity at the stated conditions, airflow and applicable external pressure, supply/return arrangement, unit and system electrical demand, and dimensions and service clearances. The public family page supplies none of those exact numerical values.
The response should identify connected components and options, any required outdoor equipment or water-side connections, and the boundaries of installation and commissioning. Do not assume a refrigerant, compressor type, fan arrangement or connection size from the word inverter.
The conventional-room solution claims more than 30% air-conditioning-system energy savings and more than 10% data-center energy savings over a year. It provides no matched baseline, site weather/load profile or measurement dataset in the reviewed text. Those are supplier solution claims, not verified CyberMate V annual savings.
The product’s statement about reducing PUE is also qualitative. Request a comparison with the same load, operating hours, room targets and system boundary. Identify which electrical loads are included, the selected operating points and the assumptions used for part-load estimates. An individual unit’s rated power cannot establish an entire facility’s PUE.
Keep a separately documented projection and measured commissioning/operating results distinct. No energy-payback period, numerical efficiency or guaranteed saving has been added to this brief.
Dynamic load response is the stated product proposition, so the offer needs to explain how the selected configuration operates over the requested range. Use the following sequence to obtain a proposal that can be reviewed before order. It is editorial purchasing guidance, not a manufacturer commissioning procedure.
Resolve V versus V+, name the full model/revision and request supported room/ambient conditions, capacity data, power and airflow. Ask for exclusions and the selection assumptions.
Request the actual control sequence, sensor scope, proposed communications, alarm behavior and any agreed unit rotation or standby function. Require the supplier to distinguish standard features from options or external controls.
List equipment, connections, installation, startup, training, spare parts and service responsibility. Agree how the room-specific duty and control response will be demonstrated, and obtain manuals and as-built settings for the supplied configuration.
The official download page returned no CyberMate match after a name search on 11 October 2026. Its visible default list instead showed liquid-cooling, energy-storage and ESG publications. This search result does not prove that a CyberMate manual is unavailable through sales or service.
The general selection page is an enquiry route, not a published CyberMate V sizing table. Request the current family brochure, exact model sheet, selected-duty performance data, installation/service manual and applicable compliance evidence directly for the proposed unit.
Envicool’s corporate profile and listed-company evidence help review the supplier. They do not validate this unit’s ratings, the displayed project reference or its performance at the buyer’s site. No price, delivery commitment, independently verified installation outcome or exact equipment certificate was established by the reviewed pages.
Compiled by HVACDeck Editorial. Source review identifies what the publication states; it is not an independent performance test or certification.
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