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Our critical cooling solutions for data centre infrastructures ensure optimal performance, reliability, and lower electricity costs through energy-efficient equipment and by maintaining consistent temperature and humidity levels, regardless of load variations. Designed for data centres, cloud service providers, and IT infrastructure consultants, our solutions keep every aspect of the industry on the cutting edge.
Every data centre has unique requirements, necessitating a diverse range of products. Our lineup includes two-stage fan wall cooling systems, air/water-cooled chillers, and free-cooling chillers, catering to all data centre sizes, from small to hyperscale.
Data centres face the challenge of heat from server racks, increasing cooling loads and power consumption. Our high-energy-efficiency cooling products help lower PUE and reduce carbon emissions, cutting operational costs.
As data centres grow more complex, precise temperature and humidity control becomes crucial. Our critical cooling solutions ensure consistent conditions year-round, even with wide load variations, maintaining optimal performance.
Designed for the efficient and reliable production of chilled water, our air-cooled and water-cooled chillers are the ideal solution for modern IT Cooling Systems, allowing great energy savings.
Mitsubishi Electric‘s air-cooled chillers, with capacities from 302 to 1649 kW, are designed for critical data centre cooling. They use advanced free-cooling technology to leverage cold outdoor air, reducing compressor load and improving efficiency.
Featuring low GWP refrigerants like R513A and 1234ze, our chillers minimise environmental impact while delivering high-density cooling. Choose from scroll, screw, and oil-free compressors to suit your needs. Our evaporative free-cooling technology ensures optimal performance even in warmer climates.
Mitsubishi Electric's air-cooled chillers use outdoor air for cooling, reducing compressor load and boosting energy efficiency. With total, hybrid, and mechanical free-cooling modes, our chillers adapt for optimal performance in all conditions.
Our chillers feature low GWP refrigerants like R513A and 1234ze, minimising environmental impact while ensuring exceptional cooling performance. Choose from scroll, screw, and oil-free compressors to match your specific needs.
Our innovative evaporative free-cooling technology extends free-cooling benefits to higher outdoor temperatures, providing a versatile solution for diverse climatic conditions.
Water-cooled chillers can be effectively used for IT cooling in data centres as they are are more efficient than air-cooled systems, especially for large-scale operations. They can handle high cooling loads, making them suitable for data centres with dense server configurations. Furthermore these chillers provide a stable cooling environment, which is crucial for the reliable operation of IT equipment and they can also be scaled up to meet the increasing cooling demands of expanding data centres.
When designing the ideal room cooling system, two key factors must be considered: density and capacity. Mitsubishi Electric offers a diverse range of products, enabling you to achieve the perfect balance of these factors to meet your specific application needs.
Our CRAC units feature quality components including BLDC compressors, microchannel heat exchangers, and EC fans made from recycled plastic. Designed for ‘plug and play’ simplicity, they efficiently cool server rooms and IT infrastructure.
Available in various configurations, each unit meets Mitsubishi Electric’s highest standards for optimal performance and energy efficiency.
Our CRAH units are designed with optimised chilled water coils, using copper tubes and high-efficiency aluminium fins treated with hydrophilic coating. Incorporating plug fans with energy-efficient EC motors, and CHW control valve (optional pressure-independent control valve).
Together these components deliver highly efficient cooling solutions for data centres and server rooms.
Mitsubishi Electric’s ME Wall is the ideal solution for hyperscale data centres and large co-location facilities. Engineered for maximum performance, flexibility, and reliability, the ME Wall revolutionises data centre cooling.
ME Wall’s modular and scalable architecture allows for seamless integration into various data centre configurations, providing the flexibility needed to adapt to future growth and technological advancements.
When scale is required, ME Wall delivers. Ideal for hyperscale data centres and large co-location customers, it ensures improved efficiencies and optimal performance to meet growing demands.
Horizontal airflow design improves performance with elevated water temperatures. It separates white space from the technical corridor, simplifying security.
ME Wall eliminates the need for raised floors, simplifying building design and installation, and reducing costs. Experience efficient, reliable cooling solutions with Mitsubishi Electric's ME Wall for your data centre needs.
Rack and Row Cooling units are specialized cooling solutions designed by Mitsubishi Electric for data centres to manage the heat generated by servers and other IT equipment.
Rack Cooling involves integrating the cooling system directly within the server rack. They optimize space and allow for greater computer and power density within the same footprint. Rack cooling units are efficient for high-density server environments, leading to cost savings and lower energy consumption.
Row Cooling places the cooling system in close proximity to the server racks, typically within the same row. These units manage high heat loads effectively and can adapt to changes in data centre layout and server configuration. They offer flexibility and are space-efficient, making them ideal for data centres with limited floor space.
AHUs are vital in data centres for regulating temperature, humidity, and air quality. They circulate and filter air, removing contaminants and cooling it to dissipate heat from IT equipment. Our AHUs ensure optimal conditions, prevent equipment damage, and feature energy-efficient components with customisable airflow management and redundancy. Their energy-efficient designs and customisation options are essential for reliable operation.
Our Air Handling units are designed to treat fresh outdoor air, featuring innovative enthalpy rotary heat recovery and low-energy consumption fans. They seamlessly integrate with split air conditioning direct expansion units, ensuring high efficiency and easy installation.
With the air handling unit controller, the unit perfectly matches the external split air conditioning unit, maximizing efficiency even in complex systems with multiple external units.
Furthermore, advanced control logic and components ensure precise modulation of thermal and air renewal requirements, maximising comfort and minimising energy consumption.
Heat recovery from data centres is becoming increasingly common and the Energy Reuse Factor (ERF*) is set to become a vital consideration for the design and operation of data centres. Mitsubishi Electric is at home in providing heat recovery solutions both to data centres owners (thus compliant to most stringent IT specs) and to energy companies. *ERF is a measure of the amount of reused energy divided by the total amount of electrical energy supplied to a data centre.
Water source heat pumps are able to offer greater cooling power and better energy performances than air units. Thanks to the different types and models available, their noise levels can be adapted to individual needs and local requirements.
A final advantage concerns the anti-freezing protection, which is not necessary as these units do not risk working with low external temperatures.
Our polyvalent units are always able to satisfy the requests for cooling, also and above all in the case of simultaneous loads, maximizing the energy efficiency of the plant and granting zero local CO2 emissions.
The use of a unit that produces both heating and cooling on its own, makes the plant considerably less complex: technical space is reduced, the hydronic circuit is simplified, unit maintenance is halved, and the control is much more rational.
Mitsubishi Electric‘s air-cooled chillers, with capacities from 302 to 1649 kW, are designed for critical data centre cooling. They use advanced free-cooling technology to leverage cold outdoor air, reducing compressor load and improving efficiency.
Featuring low GWP refrigerants like R513A and 1234ze, our chillers minimise environmental impact while delivering high-density cooling. Choose from scroll, screw, and oil-free compressors to suit your needs. Our evaporative free-cooling technology ensures optimal performance even in warmer climates.
Mitsubishi Electric heat pumps provide unparalleled reliability and energy savings for the demands of data centre cooling. They adhere to stringent energy regulations, help reduce carbon emissions, perform with optimum energy efficiency, and meet ever-evolving environmental standards.
Mitsubishi Electric CRAC units are specifically designed to meet the critical cooling needs of modern data centres. The can be relied upon for precision control of and to maintain temperature, humidity, and air quality within the facility. These units are crucial for keeping the environment within the data centre at optimal conditions to ensure the reliable operation of servers, networking equipment, and other critical IT infrastructure.
Mitsubishi Electric’s ME Wall is the ideal solution for hyperscale data centres and large co-location facilities. Engineered for maximum performance, flexibility, and reliability, the ME Wall revolutionises data centre cooling. ME Wall’s modular and scalable architecture allows for seamless integration into various data centre configurations, providing the flexibility needed to adapt to future growth and technological advancements.
AHUs are vital in data centres for regulating temperature, humidity, and air quality. They circulate and filter air, removing contaminants and cooling it to dissipate heat from IT equipment. Our AHUs ensure optimal conditions, prevent equipment damage, and feature energy-efficient components with customisable airflow management and redundancy. Their energy-efficient designs and customisation options are essential for reliable operation.