Thanks to its deep expertise in applied IT Cooling systems and strong focus on innovation, Mitsubishi Electric provides flexible, scalable, and sustainable hybrid cooling architectures based on air-cooled chillers with free-cooling technology, chilled water fanwalls, and CDUs (Cooling Distribution Units), designed to meet the evolving needs of digital infrastructures.
Hybrid cooling today allows hyperscale data centers to enhance overall system performance and contribute to their environmental goals by reducing the use of refrigerants and lowering local CO₂ emissions.
Air Cooling
Handled by Mitsubishi Electric’s chilled water fan walls, delivering over 50% energy savings compared to previous-generation technology:
- Patent-pending technology maximizes efficiency.
- Customer-driven design enhances serviceability and accessibility.
- Innovative fan control logic extends uptime.
- Market-leading Airflow Efficiency Ratio ensures minimal operating costs.
Liquid Cooling
Managed by Mitsubishi Electric’s innovative Cooling Distribution Unit:
- Specifically designed for chip-level liquid cooling in hyperscale and colocation data centers.
- Built-in redundancy in key components ensures continuous operation.
- Hot-swappable components for minimal downtime.
Both air and liquid cooling are supported by Mitsubishi Electric’s air-cooled free-cooling chillers:
- Up to 20% energy savings and 15% higher cooling density compared to traditional solutions.
- Mission-critical layout designed for easy maintenance.
- Fast restart in less than 3 minutes.
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