Industrial Chillers for Data Centers

Industrial Chillers for Data Center Cooling Systems

An industrial chiller is usually the most expensive and critical component of a data center's cooling system, and its selection directly affects energy efficiency, facility reliability, and future expandability. Synergy Systems helps select the cooling capacity, the chiller type (air-cooled or water-cooled), and the redundancy level suited to the facility's needs.

Combining the chiller with our CRAC units, in-row units, and containment systems makes it possible to design the cooling system as one complete system, from the chiller to the individual server rack.

Capacity and Redundancy Planning for an Industrial Chiller

Chiller capacity, number of units, and redundancy level are determined by the total heat load, availability goals, and future expansion options.

Central Cooling Source

Supplies chilled water to CRAC units, in-row units, and liquid cooling systems.

2 Cooling Configurations

Air-cooled or water-cooled chillers, depending on facility conditions.

Redundancy Planning

The number of units is determined by the heat load and the required availability level.

Expansion-Ready

A modular arrangement makes it possible to add capacity as cooling loads grow.

Central Chiller Plants in Data Centers

Supplying chilled water to CRAC units, in-row units, and other cooling systems in large facilities.

Liquid Cooling for Computing Equipment

The primary cooling source for CDUs and direct liquid cooling systems.

Campuses and Mixed-Use Complexes

A central chiller serving IT infrastructure and other operational areas at the same time.

Phased Capacity Expansion

A modular arrangement that makes it possible to add units as heat load and equipment density grow.