A reference design is a professionally developed blueprint that provides a proven, ready-to-use solution for a specific technology, product or system. It typically includes detailed schematics, layout files and comprehensive documentation to guide designers and engineers through the development process, reducing time-to-market and minimizing risk. By leveraging reference designs, data center owners can accelerate product development, ensure best practices and achieve reliable performance—all while focusing their resources on differentiation and innovation.
What is a reference design?
BIM / Revit Files and CAD Drawings
Cooling Solutions for Hyperscalers and Co-Location Data Centers
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CenTraVac® Water-Cooled Centrifugal Chillers
Trane CenTraVac water-cooled centrifugal chillers feature a time-tested low-pressure design utilizing ultra-low GWP refrigerants R-514A and R-1233zd. -
Ascend™ ACR Air-Cooled Chiller
Trane® Ascend™ ACR with integrated free cooling, engineered for high-density environments. Exceptional efficiency and rapid restart. -
Air-Cooled Magnetic Bearing Chiller
Maximize cooling efficiency and reduce costs with Trane’s Air-Cooled Magnetic Bearing Chiller. Ideal for data centers, it offers advanced control and sustainability. Request a quote today! -
Coolant Distribution Unit (CDU)
Trane's CDU is a reliable, sustainable coolant distribution unit for data centers and IT cooling systems. It provides 1MW direct-to-chip liquid cooling. -
Computer Room Air Handler for Data Centers
Trane’s Computer Room Air Handler (CRAH) is essential for cooling central IT infrastructure, ensuring stable and reliable operation of critical equipment. -
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. -
Trane brings system-level thinking and trusted expertise to turn chiller plant management into a performance multiplier—helping you move faster, run cooler and stay ready for what’s next.
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