Innovative Cooling Systems
Efficiency in the Data Center Cooling sector
Technologically advanced solution for Data Centers. Adiabatic cooling, trim cooling, and heat reuse combined into one modular, natural-refrigerant system — sized to your site's climate, density, and redundancy requirements.
Ecodry 4DK
Adiabatic Cooling System
- Up to 15% less energy consumption
- Water saving up to 95%
- Safe operation without glycol down to an ambient temperature of -30 °C (-22 ˚F)
- Remote monitoring
- Improved COP up to 30%
Industrial Chiller - HVP
Air Cooled Water Chillers
- Wide product range covering all process cooling conditions and climate variations
- Maximum efficiency and reliability
- Plug-and-play, modular design for easy expansion, keeping initial installation costs to a minimum
- Latest generation microprocessor controls, providing easy service due to local recording of operating statuses, working conditions and alarm histories
Machine Interactive Database
Supervision system for plant control and optimization
- Remote control of machines from everywhere
- Live data recording (all the operating parameters)
- Data stored locally, physically installed on-site
- Safe and encrypted Data transfer
Sustainable Data Center Cooling Systems: High-Efficiency Infrastructure Solutions
As compute densities skyrocket driven by High-Performance Computing (HPC) and AI workloads, data centers require advanced, reliable, and energy-efficient thermal management strategies. Frigel Data Center Cooling Systems are engineered to address the critical environmental and operational challenges of modern mission-critical facilities, lowering Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE) while maximizing uptime.
Critical Aspects of Next-Generation Data Center Cooling
- Advanced Free-Cooling Technology
Free-cooling is the cornerstone of sustainable thermal management. By leveraging low ambient outdoor temperatures to chill fluids without engaging energy-intensive mechanical refrigeration, data centers drastically reduce operating expenses (OPEX). Frigel’s indirect evaporative and dry cooling solutions automatically maximize free-cooling hours year-round, enabling significant energy savings even in warmer climates. - High-Efficiency Adiabatic Cooling
When ambient dry-bulb temperatures rise beyond standard free-cooling limits, adiabatic cooling steps in as a low-water, high-efficiency alternative. By pre-cooling the air entering the heat exchangers using brief, controlled water evaporation, adiabatic systems provide stable cooling output during extreme heatwaves. This technology minimizes water consumption while maintaining peak performance and low operational costs. - Precision Trim Cooling Systems
To ensure absolute continuous operation during thermal spikes, our hybrid solutions integrate precision trim cooling. Rather than running full-capacity mechanical chillers, trim cooling dynamically adds only the precise amount of mechanical refrigeration needed to bridge the gap between free-cooling capabilities and peak heat loads. This hybrid approach significantly reduces annual energy demand and mechanical wear. - Heat Reuse & Circular Thermal Management
Modern sustainability standards demand that waste heat be treated as a valuable resource. Frigel’s cooling architectures facilitate heat recovery and heat reuse initiatives, capturing high-grade reject heat from server racks and re-routing it to district heating networks, onsite facilities, or agricultural applications. This closed-loop thermal strategy supports net-zero carbon goals and improves overall facility efficiency.
Why Choose Frigel for Data Center Cooling?
- Custom Scalability: Modular designs tailored for enterprise, colocation, and edge data center facilities.
- Low Maintenance Design: Built with industrial-grade components to minimize field service calls and maximize MTBF (Mean Time Between Failures).
- Smart Control Integration: Full compatibility with modern DCIM (Data Center Infrastructure Management) platforms via Industry 4.0 communications.
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