Containerized systems
Air-cooled container data center
A factory-integrated container combines IT racks, power and refrigerant-pump in-row cooling for deployment on site.
- Cooling approach
- Refrigerant-pump in-row cooling
- Deployment
- Prefabricated computing containers
- Solution planning range
- Up to 25 kW per cabinet
Overview
Connect the enclosure to its site
A prefabricated container brings cabinets, power distribution and in-row cooling together before delivery. Installation planning covers the enclosure, site connections and access for operation and maintenance.
Factory integration
Prepare the complete enclosure
Coordinate cabinets, cooling and power distribution within the container layout; define the monitoring interfaces for the project.
Thermal system
Arrange in-row air cooling
Plan the supply and return airflow, refrigerant-pump operation and standby capacity for the selected cabinet loads.
Site delivery
Define the installation interfaces
Confirm the foundation, transport and lifting access, utilities and service clearances before delivery.
Enclosure layout
Inside the enclosure
A cutaway view shows the cabinet row and its supporting equipment within the prefabricated enclosure.
Reference configuration
An eight-cabinet prefabricated module
The example uses 10 kW cabinets; the solution planning limit is 25 kW per cabinet.
In this example
- Per cabinet in this example
- 10 kW
- Cabinets
- 8
- Total heat load
- 80 kW
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| Equipment | Model | Quantity | Duty / standby |
|---|---|---|---|
| In-row air conditioning | CLA030F | 4 | 3 + 1 |
Duty + standby: 2 + 1 means two duty units and one standby unit.
This example is not a fixed bill of materials. Final equipment selection, capacity and redundancy depend on the IT requirements and site operating conditions.
Technology
Inside the system
Designed for factory integration and staged growth
Prefabricated delivery brings the computing enclosure, cooling and power together before the module arrives on site. Standardized manufacturing and complete system integration support shorter construction cycles and flexible expansion. The air-cooled enclosure uses refrigerant-pump free-cooling in-row units, with a solution envelope of up to 25 kW per cabinet.
- Pre-install and test the integrated systems at the factory.
- Coordinate module manufacturing with civil works and utility preparation.
- Use repeatable modules for staged capacity expansion.
- Confirm transport, lifting, external connections and final commissioning as part of the delivery plan.
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Plan your project
Start with your requirements
Share your deployment needs to discuss the right configuration.
Talk to our teamUseful details to include
- Required cabinet count, IT load and container layout
- Transport dimensions, lifting route, foundation and service access
- Site power, outdoor cooling connections and design ambient conditions