Rear-Door Heat Exchangers
Liquid-cooled doors that upgrade air racks without touching servers.
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A rear-door heat exchanger replaces a rack's back door with a water coil, capturing 30–80 kW of exhaust heat at the rack. It is the retrofit bridge for H100/H200-class gear in halls that cannot yet plumb cold plates.
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