SK3311.430 Rittal LCP Inline DX WHD: 300x2000x1200mm 12 kW flush 380-480 V 3~ 50/60 Hz

SK3311.430 Rittal LCP Inline DX WHD: 300x2000x1200mm 12 kW flush 380-480 V 3~ 50/60 Hz

Rittal SK3311.430 LCP Inline DX is a 12 kW refrigerant-based row cooling unit with 3–12 kW modulation, EC fans and three-phase 400 V 50 Hz or 380–480 V 60 Hz operation for small and medium-sized IT installations.

SKU: SK3311.430Alt SKU: 3311430MPN: SK3311.430
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Why Choose the Rittal SK3311.430 LCP Inline DX?

The Rittal SK3311.430 LCP Inline DX is a high-performance refrigerant-based split cooling system for IT rack rows, designed for efficient thermal management of small and medium-sized data centre installations. Delivering up to 12 kW cooling output, the unit is installed alongside compatible server racks and supports the front-to-back airflow principle used by modern 482.6 mm (19") IT equipment.

The LCP Inline DX draws warm server exhaust air from the rear aisle, cools it through its integrated air/refrigerant heat exchanger and returns conditioned air to the room or cold aisle. Its inverter-controlled compressor continuously adapts cooling output between approximately 3–12 kW according to actual demand, while four efficient EC fan modules provide up to 4,800 m³/h of unimpeded airflow at 50 Hz.

Designed for flush installation within a bayed TS IT enclosure suite, the SK3311.430 measures 300 mm wide × 2000 mm high × 1000 mm deep. It operates from a 400 V three-phase 50 Hz supply or 380–480 V three-phase 60 Hz supply and provides IP20 protection. An external condenser is required to complete the refrigerant circuit and reject absorbed thermal energy outside the installation room.

Key Advantages

  • High-performance 12 kW refrigerant-based IT cooling system.
  • Variable 3–12 kW modulation range adapts cooling output to actual demand.
  • Four energy-efficient EC fan modules minimise fan power consumption.
  • Up to 4,800 m³/h airflow at 50 Hz for effective rack-row cooling.
  • Inverter-controlled compressor supports efficient partial-load operation.
  • Flush installation alongside compatible Rittal TS IT server enclosures.
  • Temperature monitoring and redundant air-side temperature sensing support dependable operation.
  • Cooling system is separated from the server enclosures for easier servicing and maintenance.

Key Features

  • Rittal LCP Inline DX direct-expansion cooling system.
  • 12 kW maximum cooling output.
  • 3–12 kW continuously modulated cooling range.
  • 10 kW useful cooling output at L22/L45.
  • Four EC fan modules.
  • 4,800 m³/h unimpeded airflow at 50 Hz.
  • Infinitely variable fan control and inverter-controlled compressor.
  • Fans can be exchanged while the cooling system remains operational.
  • Direct monitoring capability via SNMP over Ethernet with appropriate interface.
  • Supports integration into Rittal IT monitoring infrastructure.

Precision Row Cooling for IT Infrastructure

High-density servers and network equipment generate concentrated heat loads that require controlled cooling directly alongside the rack row. The Rittal LCP Inline DX uses front-to-back airflow, drawing heated air from the rear of the IT equipment and returning cooled air towards the cold aisle. This targeted approach helps minimise unwanted mixing between hot and cold air while maintaining suitable server inlet temperatures.

The SK3311.430 combines four EC fans with an inverter-controlled compressor to adapt cooling performance continuously to actual IT demand. Because the cooling unit is physically separated from the server enclosures, maintenance can be performed without unnecessarily disturbing installed IT equipment. The split-system design transfers absorbed heat to an external condenser, preventing that thermal energy from being released back into the data centre room.

Typical Applications

  • Small and medium-sized data centres.
  • Server rooms and edge computing installations.
  • High-density IT rack cooling.
  • Rittal TS IT enclosure suites.
  • Hot aisle and cold aisle data centre configurations.
  • Enterprise server and storage infrastructure.
  • Network and telecommunications equipment rooms.
  • IT installations requiring dedicated row-based cooling.

Technical Specifications

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Device Type Wall / door-mounted cooling unit
Coil / Supply Voltage 380–480 V AC, 3-phase
IP Rating IP20
Voltage 380-480 V AC
Cooling Output (W) 12000 W
Manufacturer Rittal
Series LCP Inline DX
Model SK3311.430
Alternative article number 3311430
Product type Refrigerant-based split IT cooling unit
Cooling configuration Row / suite cooling
Maximum cooling output 12 kW
Useful cooling output L30/L22 12 kW
Useful cooling output L22/L45 10 kW
Cooling modulation range 3–12 kW
Number of fan modules 4
Fan technology EC
Air throughput at 50 Hz 4,800 m³/h
Rated operating voltage at 50 Hz 400 V AC, 3~
Rated operating voltage at 60 Hz 380–480 V AC, 3~
Maximum rated current at 50 Hz 7.5 A
Recommended pre-fuse 20 A
Duty cycle 100%
Electrical connection Connection clamp
Cooling medium Refrigerant
Temperature control Infinitely variable fan control / inverter-controlled compressor
Operating temperature range 15–35 °C
Storage temperature range -20–50 °C
Noise pressure level at 50 Hz 69 dB(A)
Installation Flush within bayed enclosure suite
Suitable enclosure system TS IT
Width 300 mm
Height 2000 mm
Depth 1000 mm
Dimensions (W × H × D) 300 × 2000 × 1000 mm
Net weight 181 kg
Gross weight 224 kg
EAN 4028177691339

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Rittal SK3311.430 LCP Inline DX used for?

The Rittal SK3311.430 is a 12 kW row-based IT cooling unit designed to cool server and network equipment in small and medium-sized data centres and compatible Rittal TS IT enclosure suites.

What is the cooling capacity of the SK3311.430?

The LCP Inline DX provides up to 12 kW cooling output and can continuously modulate its cooling performance across a range of approximately 3–12 kW.

What electrical supply does the Rittal SK3311.430 require?

The unit operates from 400 V AC three-phase at 50 Hz or 380–480 V AC three-phase at 60 Hz.

How much airflow does the SK3311.430 provide?

The four EC fan modules provide an unimpeded airflow of approximately 4,800 m³/h at 50 Hz, supporting efficient front-to-back cooling of IT equipment.

Does the Rittal SK3311.430 require an external condenser?

Yes. The LCP Inline DX is a refrigerant-based split cooling system and requires a suitable external condenser to reject the heat absorbed from the IT environment.

Trusted Rittal Data Centre Cooling

Rittal LCP cooling systems provide targeted thermal management for critical IT infrastructure, combining efficient EC fan technology, demand-based cooling control and rack-oriented airflow management to support reliable data centre operation.