Silent-Aire: A Legacy of Innovation

Silent-Aire, founded in 1994 in Edmonton, Alberta, has grown into a global leader in custom HVAC solutions, specializing in precision cooling for data centers and mission-critical environments. From its inception, the company focused on innovation, designing advanced cooling systems tailored to the evolving needs of the tech industry.

In the early 2000s, Silent-Aire expanded internationally, developing modular data center cooling solutions that provided scalable and efficient climate control for large-scale facilities. This adaptability cemented its reputation as a trusted provider for major technology companies. The company also prioritized sustainability, engineering energy-efficient products that helped clients reduce their environmental footprint.

By the 2010s, Silent-Aire had established manufacturing facilities across North America and Europe, significantly increasing its global footprint. In 2021, it became part of Johnson Controls, further enhancing its ability to deliver cutting-edge solutions worldwide. Today, Silent-Aire continues to lead the industry, offering innovative cooling technologies that support the infrastructure of the digital economy.

Silent-Aire Timeline

  • 1994: Silent-Aire is born in Edmonton, Alberta Canada.
  • 2004: Developed its first enterprise data center CRAHU.
  • 2006: Introduced direct air-side economization, now a standard in the industry.
  • 2009: Launched its first modular data center deployment and CRAC/CRAHU with adiabatic cooling.
  • 2013: Expanded Arizona facility by 55,000 sq ft. Developed first fully integrated SCIF-rated MDC.
  • 2014: Added 77,000 sq ft to its Edmonton facility and surpassed 500 employees.
  • 2017: Expanded into Europe and opened a 147,000 sq ft facility in Gilbert, Arizona.
  • 2018: Exceeded 1,000 employees and introduced the first MDC Vault
  • 2019: Expanded further with a 97,000 sq ft facility in Ireland and 95,000 sq ft in Gilbert, Arizona
  • 2019: Celebrated 25 years of innovation.
  • 2020: Surpassed 2,000 employees globally.
  • 2020: Opened the Hyperscale Center of Excellence, adding over 200,000 sq ft globally.
  • 2021: Joined the Johnson Controls family, expanding its capabilities and global reach.
  • 2024: Exceeded over 2000 employees in Canada
  • 2025: Expanded Nisku Alberta footprint with 144,000 sq ft manufacturing facility.