Computer rooms, with their high equipment density and concentrated heat sources, place higher demands on the safety and stability of insulation materials. Rubber and plastic insulation materials, due to their excellent fire resistance, stable insulation performance, and ease of installation, are widely used in computer room air conditioning water pipes, condensate pipes, and fan coil unit connection pipes.

The closed-cell structure of rubber and plastic materials effectively prevents moisture penetration, avoiding common computer room problems such as condensation and dripping. Simultaneously, its good flexibility allows for easy wrapping of various complex pipelines, and its easy cutting makes construction inside computer rooms more efficient. Rubber and plastic insulation materials are not prone to aging, maintain stable performance over long-term use, and reduce subsequent maintenance workload.

During installation, joints must be sealed to ensure the overall moisture-proof effect of the system. In spaces like computer rooms where environmental humidity requirements are strict, the excellent anti-condensation performance of rubber and plastic materials effectively protects electrical equipment and the computer room structure, ensuring stable system operation.

With its comprehensive performance, rubber and plastic insulation materials have become a common choice for modern computer room piping systems, providing reliable protection for energy conservation and safety in computer rooms.