The CDU product family includes various unit sizes ranging from 1.3 to 5 MW to serve a wide range of large-scale liquid cooling systems. With fewer mechanical and electrical components for equivalent cooling capacity, the Carrier CDU is designed to maximise uptime, simplify maintenance and reduce installation complexity.
The design delivers efficient chip-level cooling, improved chiller performance and low pressure drops, reducing PUE for data centre operators and maximising the operating range.
As data centre heat load densities increase, direct-to-chip liquid cooling has become an integral part of cooling infrastructure, with the Carrier CDU bridging the gap between IT equipment and other cooling products in the QuantumLeap portfolio.
By deploying Carrier’s advanced thermal management technologies, data centre operators can reduce non-IT electricity consumption by up to 50% compared with legacy cooling technologies — optimising energy consumption and reducing demand on the grid.
The Carrier CDU integrates easily with other Carrier QuantumLeap solutions, including Logic building automation controls, Nlyte® data centre infrastructure management software, bespoke Carrier air handling systems and a range of next-generation Carrier chiller solutions, including screw and centrifugal compressor systems with magnetic bearing technology.
