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Daikin announces a CDU range from 400 kW to 2,500 kW per unit and extends its iDCM controls to the whole data hall
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Daikin Europe says its new coolant distribution units move heat between the facility water system and the technology cooling loop, with capacities from 400 kW to 2,500 kW per unit and up to ten units run as one group under a Daikin controller. The design uses redundant pumps, duplicated sensors, built-in leak detection and an all 316L stainless steel circuit with grooved couplings instead of welds. Its iDCM platform now also monitors CDUs, CRAHs, AHUs and fan walls. The release gives order availability from 1 November 2027, while an earlier Daikin Applied Europe notice reported 1 November 2026, so the order date is unclear (official, date disputed).
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