Danfoss is extending the expansion ecosystem . With stable performance , superior operating conditions , and six models to choose from , the EKE 100 range of superheat controllers and valve drivers supports highly reliable system functioning — encapsulating 20 + years of experience in superheat management . This new solution for superheat and valve drive control is easily integrated with other Danfoss products ensuring a simplified system design and implementation process . In addition to combining superheat management and valve driver modes in the same device , it |
features the possible management of 1 or 2 valves independently plus variants with IP00 , IP20 , or IP20 with display . EKE 100 is based on more than 20 years of experience in developing best-in-class superheat management . Thanks to Danfoss ’ deep application knowledge in HVAC , food retail , and commercial refrigeration , this state-of-theart product range comes with user-friendly commissioning . So , whether for chillers , rooftop units , heat pumps , CRAC units , or cold rooms , the EKE 100 range works as a practical platform to help cooling professionals reduce development costs . |
Vertiv has expanded its liquid cooling product portfolio with two new coolant distribution units ( CDUs ), designed to provide modular liquid cooling in data centers . The new CoolChip CDU systems can distribute coolant directly to liquid-cooled chips and reardoor heat exchangers enabling efficient thermal management for high-density computing environments . The CoolChip CDU 2300kW is a liquid-to-liquid system that offers 2.3 MW of cooling capacity , making it suitable for hyperscalers and colocation providers looking to deploy large-scale liquid cooling solutions at high densities . Vertiv claims the 2300kW has the industry ’ s highest CDU capacity per square foot , enabling data |
centre operators to reduce cost and footprint by deploying fewer CDUs . The 350kW , meanwhile , is a liquidto-air system that offers direct-tochip liquid cooling via air-based heat rejection , enabling it to be retrofitted to existing facilities and provide liquid cooling for direct-to-chip applications without a facility chilled water system . Both of Vertiv ’ s new CoolChips can distribute coolant directly to liquidcooled chips and rear-door heat exchangers . The systems leverage unit-to-unit communication for system-level control , redundant power feeds , pumps , and filters for improved cooling availability , and integrated controls that enable operators to remotely monitor and manage them . |