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Data center needs are complex. Managing complexity is what we do best.

As a thermal management trusted innovator, we offer a portfolio of scalable systems including air- and water-cooled chillers, chiller plant controls, fan coil walls, and liquid cooling solutions—all supported by a world-class near-you service network. Whether you are designing, developing, or operating in mission critical environments, our goal is to help you create and maintain a more sustainable data center infrastructure that brings efficiency now and for what comes next.

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Features & Benefits

Precision Thermal Management at Its Best

  • ArrowsEverywhereLOGO.png Maximize Cooling Capacity with a Minimal Footprint

    New 850 ton, 3MW chiller innovation to maximize cooling capacity per square foot of unit footprint, often allowing for a reduction in the number of chillers needed onsite, enabling lower installation costs.

  • tc-icon-performance-solid-blue Higher Ambient Operations

    Operating multiple air-cooled chillers close to each other can cause some rejected heat to recirculate into the chiller’s condenser coils, raising the ambient temperature. Trane’s air-cooled chillers are designed to stay online and provide cooling during these short excursions to higher temperatures.

  • tc-icon-light-bulb-solid-blue Enhanced Performance, Efficiency, and Reliability

    Trane’s trim cooler provides precise temperature control and additional cooling capacity. Use in situations where the primary cooling system may not be sufficient, especially during peak load conditions or in areas with high heat loads.

Cooling Solutions for Hyperscalers & Co-Location Data Centers

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Air-Cooled Chiller Innovations for Data Centers

Trane is excited to announce the development of several Air-Cooled Chiller innovations designed to meet the evolving needs of the data center industry.

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Coolant Distribution Unit (CDU)

Trane’s CDU provides thermal management by precisely controlling the delivery of direct-to-chip-coolant.

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Fan Coil Wall for Data Centers

Trane's data center fan wall unit maintains precise temperature and humidity in server rooms, helping mission-critical data center uptime and reducing energy consumption.

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CTV CenTraVac® Water-Cooled Chiller

If you need a water-cooled system, our CenTraVac chillers have been used in multiple data centers.

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Ascend® ACR Chillers

An amazing combination of high-energy efficiency and quiet performance.

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TCAA Air-Cooled Oil-Free Magnetic Bearing Chillers

Premium energy efficiency is TCAA's primary advantage.

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Connected Mechanical Service Agreement

Bolster on-site planned mechanical service with data-driven remote inspection and tune-ups.

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Chiller Plant Controls

Tracer® chiller plant control introduces our best-practice plant programming—a professional approach that keeps your plant running reliably and efficiently day after day.

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Design: Transitional Cooling

How can I be sure my new data center is ready for now and ready for what’s next?

When it comes to providing mission-critical cooling, Trane offers a broad portfolio of solutions including liquid immersion, air-cooled and water-cooled systems. Because we can apply so many different strategies, we can help you craft a solution that’s right for your needs now and into the future—whether that’s traditional air-cooled, the latest-gen liquid immersion or a hybrid system. To increase cooling temporarily in your current data center, Trane Rental Services can be an immediate solution. Let our cooling experts deliver the reliability and efficiency your operations demand while we work together to determine the best long-term solution for your needs.

Emerging Technologies

How can I meet sustainability goals amid rising energy demand?

Driven by AI, 5G and IoT technologies, the demand for data is soaring, and data centers are increasingly pressured to expand their capacity. At the same time, however, they must continue to pursue their sustainability objectives and meet their decarbonization goals. Adding to this complexity is a proposed SEC rule that would make ESG reporting mandatory, suggesting that data centers should prepare to disclose their carbon impact as part of their 10-K financial filings.³ Trane offers a consultative approach tailored to your unique situation. We can help you strike a balance between expansion and sustainability, ensuring that each step you make toward increased capacity is fueled by strategies for environmental responsibility.

Operate: Increasing Reliability

What can I do to maximize uptime?

Leveraging decades of experience in building automation systems (BAS) and controls, Trane can seamlessly integrate your data center’s HVAC system with power management subsystems, ensuring holistic efficiency and reliability. Additionally, our Connected Mechanical Service Agreement enables proactive system monitoring and data-driven identification of potential issues and efficiency optimization opportunities.

Develop: Power Access

How can I get enough power for a new data center?

Getting access to energy in a low latency zone is a significant challenge for businesses looking to develop a new data center. Trane can advise you as you negotiate with utility companies, demonstrating ways that your data center can shave peak loads through energy storage and become a supporting partner rather than a strain on the grid.

Design Considerations

Get expert guidance at every stage of a data center’s lifecycle

Trane can help you balance your cooling needs with energy efficiency from early planning through day-to-day operations. As your consultative partner, we’ll show you ways to help manage the challenges of external factors that affect your business, including labor shortages, refrigerant regulations and transition and pressures to meet decarbonization milestones. 

Danielle Rossi, Global Director of Mission Critical Cooling at Trane, explains why it’s time to think outside the chiller and consider the critical role heat reuse can play in achieving sustainability goals.

The Untapped Potential of Heat Reuse in Data Center Cooling Design

With labor shortages impacting your ability to scale up, Trane can help you minimize the number of on-site personnel by automating processes and shifting some of your service requirements to us. Building a new data center? Here are three strategies to help you avoid construction delays due to the supply chain.

3 Ways to Mitigate Supply Chain Challenges

Trane is transitioning our products to refrigerants that meet evolving regulations aimed at reducing carbon emissions from hydrofluorocarbons. Learn how we are engineering low global warming potential (GWP) refrigerants into our products and how we can help you with your own refrigerant transition.

Refrigerant Transition Overview

The story of our decarbonization successes can be found in the numbers. See how Trane has reduced greenhouse gas emissions.

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Trane Technologies reduces the carbon impact of HVAC in homes and buildings through low-carbon steel purchase agreements with Nucor Corporation and U.S. Steel. The steel will be used in U.S. manufacturing operations, like the ones represented in this video, to build Trane® high-efficiency heat pumps and air conditioners for homes, and thermal management systems for commercial buildings such as schools and data centers.

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Trane Technologies has made a significant commitment to combat climate change by pledging to reduce one billion metric tons of carbon emissions from its customers' footprint, aiming for net zero greenhouse gas emissions by the year 2050.

Learn more about our Gigaton Challenge

Learn why it’s critical to consider climate change and extreme weather conditions when designing your data center. Read the blogs:

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