The Soeteck liquid-to-air CDU lets data centres deploy cold-plate cooled servers in rooms that only have conventional air cooling. It circulates coolant through the server cold plates, then releases the captured heat into the room air through an integrated air-to-liquid heat exchanger and fans. The existing room cooling removes that heat as usual, so no facility water piping has to be installed.
This makes it a practical bridge for mixed environments where air-cooled and liquid-cooled servers share the same rack – for example, a few GPU nodes for AI or HPC alongside general-purpose compute. Operators can introduce direct-to-chip cooling for the hottest components without redesigning the building's mechanical infrastructure.
Both units use deionised water as coolant, rated at 25 °C air-side conditions, with an outlet liquid temperature range of 35–50 °C and a maximum working pressure of 5 bar. Moving heat with liquid at the chip level reduces the fan energy servers would otherwise need and supports a better energy-efficiency ratio in high-density racks, while keeping the deployment simple.
ServerInvest sizes, supplies and integrates liquid-to-air CDUs 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.
