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RackMade · Data Center Power & Cooling

Power and cooling systems for the next rack density.

We help global buyers turn data center requirements into coordinated Vertiv equipment selections—covering critical power, precision cooling, liquid cooling and modular infrastructure.

  • Load-to-system sizing
  • Power and cooling coordination
  • Technical submittal support
Illustrated high-density data center cooling architecture
A system is only as strong as the interfaces between IT, electrical, cooling and heat rejection.
01Define the real load

Rack density, diversity, growth phases and uptime target.

02Choose the architecture

UPS topology, air or liquid cooling, redundancy and controls.

03Lock the equipment schedule

Models, interfaces, documentation and a quotation path.

Solution paths

Start with the operating problem, not a product list.

High-ticket infrastructure is won or lost in the assumptions. These pages organize the questions that must be answered before equipment can be selected responsibly.

Core product families

Products selected inside a system design.

We publish product-family pages to support technical discovery. Final models, capacities and options are confirmed against the project.

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Why RackMade

China-based engineering economics, applied to global projects.

Our value is not simply access to equipment. It is the ability to do the technical work before a purchase: clarify design inputs, compare architectures, expose missing interfaces and build a more complete bill of materials.

This matters most in complex projects where a low equipment price can become expensive after rework, scope gaps or incompatible assumptions.

1 briefLoad, site, redundancy, schedule
1 reviewOpen questions and design risks
1 pathSelection, documentation, quotation

Engineering guide

How much power and cooling does an AI GPU rack need?

A practical method for converting GPU configuration into rack power, facility electrical capacity and cooling requirements—without relying on a single misleading watts-per-rack number.

Read the guide

Start with the design inputs

Send us the load, site and redundancy requirements.

Our engineering team will turn the brief into a product shortlist, open technical questions and a quotation path.