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Data Center & Telco Chillers
Precision liquid cooling for server racks, telecom switching, and edge computing — built for redundancy and 24/7 uptime.
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Precision liquid cooling for server racks, telecom switching, and edge computing — built for redundancy and 24/7 uptime.
View Recommended ChillersData centers and telco hubs dissipate 200–500+ kW in compact equipment racks. The chiller removes that heat through precision liquid cooling loops — in-row, rear-door, or direct-to-chip — holding tight temperature control to prevent processor throttling and extend component life.
Cooling failures trigger immediate revenue loss from service degradation, often $10K–100K per minute of downtime. In this industry the chiller is directly tied to SLA uptime guarantees.
Common process cooling problems in Data Centers & Telco and why getting the chiller right matters.
Modern racks pack 30–50 kW in under 1 m³, and AI/GPU clusters spike to 100+ kW per rack. Inlet temperature can shift ±10°C in seconds; data center duty needs sub-minute setpoint recovery, not the 5–10 minute lag of standard chillers.
Direct-to-chip cooling uses closed-loop fluid where particulate or biological contamination clogs microscopic CPU coolers and causes hotspots. Chillers must maintain fine filtration most industrial units don’t integrate.
Critical cooling requires N+1 or 2N redundancy with automatic, zero-transient switchover. That demands sophisticated isolation and load-balancing logic the chiller architecture must support.
Our chillers integrate directly with the process equipment that Data Centers and Telco relies on. These are the systems we most often cool — each with its own temperature target, flow, and failure mode we size for.
The chiller supplies the facility-side chilled loop for liquid cooling.
The chiller rejects rack heat at the cabinet without room-level CRACs.
The chiller holds GPU/CPU junction temperatures under sustained load.
The chiller keeps dense compute within thermal limits 24/7.
Chiller systems most commonly matched to Data Centers & Telco applications.
Central Chiller
45°F / 7°C
10-50 Ton
High-capacity centralized cooling for data halls, configurable for N+1 and 2N redundancy with automatic failover.
Get a QuoteStandard Series
40°F / 4°C
1/3-40 Ton
Precision process cooling for in-row and rear-door liquid cooling loops with fast transient response.
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LT Series
10°F / -12°C
1/2-30 Ton
Low-temperature cooling for high-density GPU and AI compute clusters requiring aggressive heat rejection.
Get a QuoteIn a data center, cooling loss becomes an SLA breach within minutes.
Chiller failure in a 5 MW facility drives inlet air temperature past the thermal design envelope within minutes; servers trigger automatic thermal shutdowns and hosted workloads fail, violating SLA uptime guarantees. Revenue loss runs 0.5–1% of monthly facility revenue ($50K–500K) plus contract penalties and SLA credits. An outage beyond 4 hours risks data loss, reputational damage, and customer migration to competitors.
$100K/min
Revenue at risk during critical cooling downtime
Sub-minute
Setpoint recovery data center duty requires
N+1 / 2N
Redundancy standard for critical cooling
Whether you're researching options or ready to order, AG Chill can help.
Data center facilities managers and thermal engineers at colos, hyperscalers, or telcos researching liquid cooling, server rack chillers, and redundant cooling systems.
Cooling systems architects evaluating chillers for a new build or upgrade — comparing redundancy options, response time, PUE impact, and DCIM integration.
VPs of infrastructure approving chiller capex. Need thermal model validation, redundancy architecture proof, a 5-year warranty, and references in similar deployments.
Data center cooling is dominated by hyperscaler in-house designs and premium specialists. AG Chill brings that reliability to independent colos.
Hyperscaler in-house teams optimize cooling for their own workloads, but those designs aren’t for sale. AG Chill brings comparable reliability to Tier 2+ providers without the in-house engineering cost.
Specialty chiller suppliers are purpose-built for liquid cooling but run $500K–2M with 20+ week lead times and high minimums. AG Chill is mid-market friendly.
General industrial OEMs integrate with building systems but aren’t engineered for data center transient response or liquid-loop contamination control. AG Chill’s focus is the differentiator.
Free cooling plus small chillers avoids refrigeration load but is weather-dependent with complex control and redundancy headaches. AG Chill’s integrated approach simplifies design.
Buying guides and technical resources for Data Centers & Telco process cooling.
Buying Guide
Heat density, fast transient response, contamination control, and N+1 / 2N redundancy.
Read the Guide ›Sizing Guide
Heat load, flow rate, temperature differential, and ambient — how each one drives the size you actually need.
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Selection Guide
Installation, operating cost, maintenance, and application fit — which setup makes sense for your facility.
Read the Guide ›Real-world results from Data Centers & Telco customers.
We are actively documenting customer results from Data Centers & Telco installations. These will be published here as case studies are completed. Have a project to discuss? We are happy to talk through your application.
Discuss Your ApplicationTell us your target temperature, flow rate, and heat load. AG Chill will identify the right system for your Data Centers & Telco application.
It provides the chilled water or glycol that removes heat from high-density server racks and telecom switching, engineered for redundancy and 24/7 uptime.
Racks overheat within minutes, risking throttling, hardware damage, and downtime — which is why cooling is sized for N+1 redundancy.