Join us Tuesday, November 3, 2026 at 10:30 AM CT 

nVent Data Center Liquid Cooling Solutions

Discover how nVent Liquid Cooling Solutions help data centers scale for high-density computing. Attendees will gain practical insight into Rear Door Heat Exchanger technology, deployment and control options, and the services available to support installation, commissioning and ongoing maintenance.

nVent Data Center Liquid Cooling Solutions

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By the end of this webinar, attendees will be able to:

Sam Dore is nVent’s Product Manager for Liquid Cooling in EMEA, responsible for nVent's range of cooling solutions regionally, and the RDHx portfolio globally.
      Previously working in regional, national and European sales roles from the UK, as well as in Global Product Management and Contract Management positions, Sam is now driving nVent's product portfolio to follow and exceed market trends and expectations.
      Primarily from the ventilation sector, Sam has spent the past 19 years within the building services and HVAC markets championing sustainability and energy efficiency.

Understand where liquid cooling fits within a complete data center infrastructure strategy.

Explain how Rear Door Heat Exchangers integrate with data center cooling systems.

Recognize key technical specifications, installation approaches and control capabilities.

Identify service options supporting deployment, commissioning, preventative maintenance, warranty and technical support.

Chris Hillyer is the Global Director of Professional Services for the nVent Data Solutions business. He has worked in the IT, data center, and communications industry for 32 years understanding and leading industry change at some of the world’s largest compute installations.
      Prior to joining nVent as a Senior Solution Architect, Chris spent 10 years at BlackBox Networks, UC Davis Healthcare, and Amazon Web Services (AWS) as a Global Data Center Design Engineer, responsible for data center design and engineering for Western US and APAC regions.
      Chris holds certifications with BICSI RITP, BICSI Outside Plant Design, CNet CDCMP, and is a FOA Certified Fiber Optic Specialist. Chris has 7 patents issued or under application, and has authored two articles for ITC Journal. In the past Chris has owned responsibility for the BICSI TDMM and RITP, was a Master Trainer for the VDV training program in Northern California where he worked to develop the first regional training program for IBEW/NECA.