The Soeteck Multi-Tank Immersion System cools servers by submerging them directly in a dielectric fluid inside sealed tanks. Instead of moving large volumes of air through the hardware, the fluid absorbs heat from every component and transfers it through a coolant distribution unit to an outdoor heat rejection loop. The multi-tank arrangement groups several tanks into one coordinated installation, making it suitable for large compute clusters rather than single racks.
Soeteck positions the system for high power density at scale: internet data centres, cloud platforms and supercomputing centres, as well as core business systems in sectors such as finance and telecommunications that are designed to Tier IV availability requirements. Because the servers sit in fluid, fan power at the server level is largely eliminated, and the room no longer needs to be engineered around hot and cold aisles.
Heat collected in the tanks is carried by in-row CDUs to a dry cooler or closed-circuit cooling tower. Within the Soeteck range, the same principle is offered in prefabricated form as the Immersion Cooling Module container, which pairs tanks with 4 × 400 kW in-row CDUs and a modular UPS. The multi-tank system brings that approach into an existing building or purpose-built hall.
Detailed tank dimensions, capacity per tank and fluid specifications are defined per project, based on server platform, rack density and site conditions. Contact us with your hardware list so we can confirm compatibility and sizing.
ServerInvest sizes, supplies and integrates the immersion system together with racks, servers and power distribution — plan the layout in our 3D Room Builder and request a quote for a configuration matched to your load.
Key features
Every configuration is reviewed for compatibility, power and thermals before we confirm your order.
48 hours of CPU, memory and storage stress testing, with a test report shipped in the box.
Rails, labelled cables and your OS pre-installed — unbox, rack and power on.
