Coolant distribution unit Product

Delta GoCool-1000

A liquid-to-liquid coolant distribution unit rated at 1,000 kW with a 5°C approach and 1,000 liters per minute in the server loop.

CDU1 MWtwo duty pointspropylene glycol

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Delta GoCool-1000 is a cooling product from Delta Electronics. The supplier publishes a capacity of 1,000 kW at 5°C approach; 750 kW at 4°C approach, not yet reviewed as a normalized claim. Its lifecycle status is available. Last reviewed Sept. 4, 2026 against 1 source.

1 sourceReviewed Sept. 4, 2026
Manufacturer
Delta Electronics
Rated capacity
1,000 kW at 5°C approach; 750 kW at 4°C approachNo duty point stated
Total flow
1,000 liters per minute secondary; 1,200 primary
Status
Available

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Delta publishes this coolant distribution unit at two duty points rather than one, which makes it unusually easy to compare. It reaches 1,000 kW at a 5 degree Celsius approach with 1,000 liters per minute in the server loop, or 750 kW at a 4 degree approach with 1,125 liters per minute. The primary side carries 1,200 liters per minute with water entering at 17 degrees.

The pairing shows the trade: a narrower approach costs flow and yields less heat from the same box. Delta assumes a secondary mix of 25 percent propylene glycol, which is not the same fluid as plain water and carries less heat for the same flow. Plumbing is stainless steel, the secondary filter is 50 micron with an option to upgrade to 25, and it can be swapped while running.

External pressure drop is 360 kPa. The cabinet is 900 by 1,360 by 2,300 mm with 4 inch Victaulic connections on both sides, and dual power feeds with an automatic transfer switch are standard. Delta does not publish the electrical load, the noise level, or the capacity with one pump unavailable.

Ask for a selection at the site's own inlet temperature, since the published figures assume 17 degree primary water that many warm-water halls will not supply.

Capacity figures are supplier-reported unless the source says otherwise. Compare products at the same temperatures, flow, pressure, and redundancy state.

SpecificationSupplier-stated
Footprint
900 × 1,360 mm, 2,300 mm tallSupplier wording, not yet normalized
Filtration
50 micron, upgradeable to 25 micronSupplier wording, not yet normalized
Coolant flow
1,000 liters per minute secondary; 1,200 primarySupplier wording, not yet normalized
Rated capacity
1,000 kW at 5°C approach; 750 kW at 4°C approachSupplier wording, not yet normalized
Secondary fluid
25% propylene glycolSupplier wording, not yet normalized
Approach temperature
5°C at rated capacitySupplier wording, not yet normalized
External pressure drop
360 kPaSupplier wording, not yet normalized
Primary inlet temperature
17°CSupplier wording, not yet normalized
Manufacturer
Delta Electronics

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Record ID
DCC / PROD / DELTA-GOCOOL
Record reviewed
Sept. 4, 2026
Record first published
Sept. 4, 2026
External sources
1
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What is the Delta GoCool-1000?

Delta publishes this coolant distribution unit at two duty points rather than one, which makes it unusually easy to compare. It reaches 1,000 kW at a 5 degree Celsius approach with 1,000 liters per minute in the server loop, or 750 kW at a 4 degree approach with 1,125 liters per minute. The primary side carries 1,200 liters per minute with water entering at 17 degrees. The pairing shows the trade: a narrower approach costs flow and yields less heat from the same box. Delta assumes a secondary mix of 25 percent propylene glycol, which is not the same fluid as plain water and carries less heat for the same flow. Plumbing is stainless steel, the secondary filter is 50 micron with an option to upgrade to 25, and it can be swapped while running. External pressure drop is 360 kPa. The cabinet is 900 by 1,360 by 2,300 mm with 4 inch Victaulic connections on both sides, and dual power feeds with an automatic transfer switch are standard. Delta does not publish the electrical load, the noise level, or the capacity with one pump unavailable. Ask for a selection at the site's own inlet temperature, since the published figures assume 17 degree primary water that many warm-water halls will not supply.

Who makes the Delta GoCool-1000?

Delta Electronics makes it. We file it under coolant distribution units, and its status is available.

What are the key specifications for the Delta GoCool-1000?

Footprint: 900 × 1,360 mm, 2,300 mm tall; Filtration: 50 micron, upgradeable to 25 micron; Coolant flow: 1,000 liters per minute secondary; 1,200 primary. These figures come from the supplier. Before comparing two products, restate both at your own water temperatures, flow, pressure, and redundancy, because a rating measured under favorable conditions will not hold on site.