Another thing to watch out for is hot spots in clustered (i.e. rack mounted) equipment.
A perfectly acceptable rack enclosure can be rendered deadly to equipment by blocked inlets/outlets, bad cable routing, dead or dieing fans, overloading the rated head load, etc.
If you can, a simple thermometer placed in various locations in the rack can help check for hot spots.
Monitoring the temp of what you're trying to climatize should be evident, so it's great you finally said it.
Room temperature is useless, equipment temperature is why you bother at all.
Len
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