The Container Liquid Cooling Data Center, Compute and Cooling in One Box

CDU Inside, Dry Cooler Outside, No Fans and No Civil Work: The One-Box Loop That Ships Compute and Cooling Together

A container liquid cooling data center ships compute and cooling in one integrated package, splitting into an internal operation area and an external heat dissipation zone: the CDU transports hot and cold fluid and the outdoor dry cooler releases the heat, the loop running without fans or air conditioning. The unit is assembled, wired and debugged in the factory, so the site needs no complex civil work and compute lands fast, while liquid cooling cuts the ventilation load and the electricity bill, deploying on open land and idle space with capacity added by stacking more containers. EXTRCOOL provides one-stop liquid cooling solutions.

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