Mid-Range Liquid-to-Liquid CDU

Most sites do not start their liquid cooling programme with a whole hall. They start with one pod: eight to twelve racks of accelerated compute, usually squeezed into a room that was designed for something much gentler. The KX-CDU L600 is built for exactly that project.

Right-sized, not cut down

The L600 is not a de-rated L1300. It uses the same isolation architecture, the same control firmware and the same N+1 pump philosophy, in a cabinet narrow enough to fit where the space actually exists. Nothing about the engineering is provisional just because the capacity is smaller.

Front service only

Every serviceable component — pumps, filters, sensors, controllers — comes out through the front. The unit can sit flat against a wall or at the end of a row without a rear clearance allowance, which is usually the difference between a plan that fits and one that does not.

Growing past it

L600 units can be manifolded in parallel as the pod grows, sharing a common secondary loop with automatic load balancing. When you outgrow two of them, the L1300 uses the same pipe sizes and the same control integration, so the expansion is mechanical rather than architectural.