CoolIT AHx240
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Specification
20 of 58 published- Heat rejection type
- Liquid to air
- Form factor
- In row
- Supported load types
- Direct to chip
- Cooling capacity
- 240 kW
- Approach temperature (at nominal)
- 15 K
- Secondary (TCS) available external differential pressure
- 241 kPa
- Secondary (TCS) connection size
- 50.8 mm
- Secondary (TCS) connection type
- Sanitary tri clamp
- Secondary (TCS) filtration rating
- 50 micron
- Number of pumps
- 2
- Pump redundancy
- 2n
- Heat exchanger type
- Air coil
- Maximum power consumption
- 15.5 kW
- Height
- 2,293.3 mm
- Width
- 1,200 mm
- Depth
- 1,199 mm
- Control and monitoring protocols
- Redfish, SNMP
- Leak detection
- Internal
- Dew point control
- Standard
- Multi-unit grouping
- Standard
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- Rated at
- 4 K approach · 15 K ΔT
- Form
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- Supply
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- Rated at
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- Form
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- Heat rejection
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- Rated at
- 4 K approach · FWS 27 °C · TCS 31 °C · 10 K ΔT
- Form
- in row
- Heat rejection
- liquid to liquid
- Supply
- 400 V · 3-phase
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- 2,160 kW
- Rated at
- 4 K approach · FWS 27 °C · TCS 31 °C · 10 K ΔT
- Form
- skid
- Heat rejection
- liquid to liquid
- Supply
- 400 V · 3-phase
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- Rated at
- 5 K approach
- Form
- in row
- Heat rejection
- liquid to liquid
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- 121 kW
- Rated at
- 4 K approach
- Form
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- Heat rejection
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- Supply
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Renders, not photographs. Product images are generated to DC Atlas art direction from each manufacturer’s own product image, so form, panel layout and controls follow the real machine. Vendor branding is not reproduced. Where a manufacturer publishes no image of an individual model, the render follows another unit in the same range.