Data Center Liquid Cooling Pump

In an era ruled by data, data centers are at the heart of business operations. However, the efficiency of these infrastructures largely depends on maintaining their temperature within specific ranges. This is where a data center liquid cooling pump comes into play. Learn on this page about its purpose, main cooling solutions, and how Fluid-o-Tech can help protect your data center.

On this page, we delve into:

The purpose of a data center liquid cooling pump

The main cooling solutions

How data center liquid cooling pumps work

Choose Fluid-o-Tech to protect your data centers

Some of our best models


The purpose of a data center liquid cooling pump

In an age where data has become a crucial resource for companies, data centers are their lifeline, ensuring the management, processing, and storage of information quickly, effectively, and securely. To ensure this system operates optimally, maintaining a thermally controlled environment is essential.

Here, a critical component comes into play: the data center liquid cooling pump.

These devices are designed to manage a data center's cooling system, circulating a cooling medium, which can be either liquid or gaseous, through the cooling circuit. This process is vital for dissipating the heat generated by the numerous electronic devices and servers in the data center, which otherwise could overheat, compromising not only performance but also the lifespan of the equipment.

Excessive heat can indeed lead to unpleasant consequences, such as:

• Hardware failures

• Data loss

• Service interruptions, which can have severe repercussions for business operations

Moreover, a thermally uncontrolled environment can increase energy costs, as cooling equipment will have to work harder to compensate for the excess heat.

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The main cooling solutions

Exploring different cooling solutions for data centers is crucial to ensure effective operation and long-term system durability. Let's look at some of the main systems:

Direct expansion systems - designed to distribute refrigeration energy in areas hosting the data center or directly in the racks containing computer equipment, using conduits where a refrigerant gas circulates from an externally powered unit

Chilled water systems - here, cold air is introduced into the data center by treatment and conditioning systems, using chilled water supplied by an external system to lower the air temperature

Air cooling and free cooling - with increasing power density in data centers, traditional air cooling systems tend to become less efficient. Free cooling emerges as an alternative solution, exploiting external air to cool environments. Direct free cooling introduces large volumes of filtered external air into the rooms, leveraging external temperatures in temperate climate zones.


How data center liquid cooling pumps work

The process begins when the refrigerant, cooled by the chiller, is pumped through cooling units, absorbing heat generated by electronic equipment. The liquid then carries the absorbed heat to the chiller, where it is cooled again before being reintroduced into the cooling circuit.

This continuous and controlled circulation of the refrigerant allows for effective thermal management, maintaining temperatures within desired operational ranges and preventing temperature spikes that could damage the data center or reduce its performance.

Liquid coolant pumps not only help create a stable operating environment for equipment but also reduce energy costs. How?

• By improving cooling efficiency

• Reducing the need for additional air conditioning

Extending the lifespan of equipment

Minimizing downtime due to failures

• Adapting to the specific needs of the data center


Choose Fluid-o-Tech to protect your data centers

Fluid-o-Tech offers a wide range of products designed to meet the diverse needs of modern data centers, developing customized solutions that ensure optimal thermal management, helping to reduce operational costs, and prolonging the life of equipment.

Our experience in the field, coupled with a range of innovative products, makes Fluid-o-Tech the ideal partner to achieve maximum reliability and efficiency from your data center.

Some of our best models

Let's discover some of our best data center liquid cooling pumps:

TH 500-1000 series - The TH 500-1000 series vane pumps are ideal for use as data center liquid cooling pumps, offering high reliability and efficiency. Available in brass or stainless steel housings with 1/2" GAS or NPT ports and an internal relief valve, these pumps provide nominal flow rates between 500 and 1000 l/h at 1450 rpm, and up to 320 GPH at 1725 rpm. With a maximum discharge pressure of 14 bar (200 psi), the seal-less magnetic coupling ensures longer service life and enhanced reliability. These pumps are compatible with M80 IEC or NEMA 56C motors for seamless integration into your cooling system.

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TMFR 30-200 SERIES PUMP-MOTOR UNIT - this series of data center liquid cooling pumps combines positive displacement rotary vane technology with a high-efficiency, variable speed motor. Designed with an electromagnetic drive and no moving parts in the motor, this pump offers exceptional reliability and an extended service life. Available in brass or stainless steel housing, the pump features 3/8” GAS or NPT ports and an internal relief valve. With flow rates from 30 to 200 l/h at 1450 rpm, it provides flow proportional to speed, reaching up to 550 l/h (145 GPH). Compatible with 110 and 230 V AC and 50/60 Hz operation, it is ideal for precise liquid cooling in data centers.

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TSFR 300-400 SERIES PUMP-MOTOR UNIT - these data center liquid cooling pumps are designed for reliability and long service life. This pump integrates positive displacement rotary vane technology with a variable speed motor controlled externally, ensuring precise flow control. The electromagnetic drive system, with no moving parts or dynamic seals, reduces maintenance and enhances durability. Available with brass or stainless steel housing and 3/8” GAS or NPT ports, the pump also features an internal relief valve. With nominal flow rates between 300 and 400 l/h at 1450 rpm and a maximum flow of 1100 l/h (290 GPH), it operates on both 110 and 230 V AC, making it versatile for global applications.

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TM 300-400 SERIES - this series of rotary vane pumps are high-performance data center liquid cooling pumps designed for reliability and efficiency. With stainless steel housings and available 3/8” GAS or NPT ports, these pumps offer flow rates between 300 and 480 l/h at 1450 rpm, with a maximum flow of 560 l/h (150 GPH) at 1725 rpm. Featuring an internal relief valve and a seal-less magnetic coupling, the pumps ensure durability and reduced maintenance. Capable of handling discharge pressures up to 18 bar (260 psi), these pumps are perfect for demanding cooling applications in data centers.

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