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Midas XCI 50U tank

A single-phase immersion tank stated to dissipate up to 150 kW across 50U of immersed hardware, holding 1,666 liters of fluid.

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Midas XCI 50U tank is a cooling product from Midas Immersion Cooling. The supplier publishes a capacity of Up to 150 kW, cooling loop dependent, 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
Midas Immersion Cooling
Rated capacity
Up to 150 kW, cooling loop dependentNo duty point stated
Total flow
Not recorded
Status
Available

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This is a pumped single-phase immersion tank. Hardware sits in dielectric fluid and a pump drives the fluid past it, which carries more heat than relying on convection alone. Midas states heat dissipation up to 150 kW, qualified as cooling loop dependent.

The tank does not set the limit on its own; the facility water it rejects into does. Immersed capacity is 50U plus three single-unit slots, taking servers up to 36.5 inches deep. The tank measures 2.39 by 1.12 by 1.52 meters and holds 440 gallons, or 1,666 liters, of fluid.

Empty it weighs 750 pounds; filled and loaded it reaches 3,800 pounds, which is a structural question for a raised floor rather than a detail. Fluid pressure on the tank is low, at 1.5 pounds per square inch empty and 2.4 pounds per square inch with 50 servers immersed. A 3 horsepower pump runs from a 480 volt three-phase supply, and system power draw is 0.2 to 3 kW depending on load.

Ambient heat loss to the room is 0.5 to 2 kW, so the space still needs some air cooling. Midas does not publish the facility-water temperature or flow behind the 150 kW figure, nor the fluid specification. Ask for the selection at the site's own water temperature, the fluid's replacement interval, and written server-vendor support for immersion.

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

SpecificationSupplier-stated
Pump
3 hp, 480 V three phaseSupplier wording, not yet normalized
Dimensions
2.39 × 1.12 × 1.52 mSupplier wording, not yet normalized
Liquid volume
1,666 liters (440 gallons)Supplier wording, not yet normalized
Rated capacity
Up to 150 kW, cooling loop dependentSupplier wording, not yet normalized
Pressure rating
1.5 psi empty, 2.4 psi with 50 serversSupplier wording, not yet normalized
Ambient heat loss
0.5 to 2 kWSupplier wording, not yet normalized
Immersed capacity
50U plus three single-unit slotsSupplier wording, not yet normalized
Weight with fluid
3,800 lb loaded, 750 lb dry tankSupplier wording, not yet normalized
System power consumption
0.2 to 3 kWSupplier wording, not yet normalized

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Technology

Single-phase immersion cooling

Whole servers sit in a tank of oil-like fluid that does not conduct electricity. The fluid warms up and carries the heat away without ever boiling.

Scaling · Vendor tank ratings vary widely with water temperature and configuration

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Equipment category

Immersion cooling tanks

The tank itself, plus everything needed to run submerged servers: power, networking, lifting gear, and fluid handling.

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    Midas XCI 50U tank specifications

    Midas Immersion Cooling

Record information
Record ID
DCC / PROD / MIDAS-XCI-50
Record reviewed
Sept. 4, 2026
Record first published
Sept. 4, 2026
External sources
1
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What is the Midas XCI 50U tank?

This is a pumped single-phase immersion tank. Hardware sits in dielectric fluid and a pump drives the fluid past it, which carries more heat than relying on convection alone. Midas states heat dissipation up to 150 kW, qualified as cooling loop dependent. The tank does not set the limit on its own; the facility water it rejects into does. Immersed capacity is 50U plus three single-unit slots, taking servers up to 36.5 inches deep. The tank measures 2.39 by 1.12 by 1.52 meters and holds 440 gallons, or 1,666 liters, of fluid. Empty it weighs 750 pounds; filled and loaded it reaches 3,800 pounds, which is a structural question for a raised floor rather than a detail. Fluid pressure on the tank is low, at 1.5 pounds per square inch empty and 2.4 pounds per square inch with 50 servers immersed. A 3 horsepower pump runs from a 480 volt three-phase supply, and system power draw is 0.2 to 3 kW depending on load. Ambient heat loss to the room is 0.5 to 2 kW, so the space still needs some air cooling. Midas does not publish the facility-water temperature or flow behind the 150 kW figure, nor the fluid specification. Ask for the selection at the site's own water temperature, the fluid's replacement interval, and written server-vendor support for immersion.

Who makes the Midas XCI 50U tank?

Midas Immersion Cooling makes it. We file it under immersion cooling tanks, and its status is available.

What are the key specifications for the Midas XCI 50U tank?

Pump: 3 hp, 480 V three phase; Dimensions: 2.39 × 1.12 × 1.52 m; Liquid volume: 1,666 liters (440 gallons). 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.