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Data Centre Liquid Cooling for Melbourne
ToneCooling Australia supplies direct-to-chip cold plates and rack-level liquid-cooling hardware for Melbourne AI and hyperscale data centres, with local engineering support from our Carlton, Victoria team. Support for NVIDIA GB200 / GB300 / H200 and AMD EPYC SP5, copper micro-channel cold plates rated to roughly 80–120 kW per rack. Manufacturing at our IATF 16949-aligned facility in Huizhou, Guangdong, China.

ToneCooling Australia supplies direct-to-chip liquid cooling cold plates for Melbourne data centres, supporting NVIDIA GB200/GB300/H200 and AMD EPYC SP5 at roughly 80–120 kW per rack, with local support from Carlton, Victoria. Manufacturing is in Huizhou, Guangdong, China.

Liquid cooling capability for Melbourne DCs
Rack-level direct-to-chip cooling for high-density AI deployments in Melbourne facilities, locally supported.
- Rack density (liquid)
- ~80–120 kW per rack
- Rack density (air, reference)
- ~8–25 kW per rack
- NVIDIA platforms
- GB200 (2,700 W) · GB300 4G+2C (tested) · H200 (8 × 700 W)
- AMD platform
- EPYC SP5
- Cold plate material
- Copper C1100 micro-channel
- Joining process
- Confirmed per programme at DFM review
- Coolant / loop
- 50/50 EGW · ASHRAE W40-aligned
- Quality
- 100 % helium-leak + ultrasonic C-scan
- Local support
- Carlton, Victoria (engineering, AS/NZS docs, customs)
Melbourne / Victoria context
Melbourne hosts a fast-growing data-centre and AI-compute cluster. ToneCooling Australia's Carlton, Victoria base provides local customer engineering support and AS/NZS-aligned documentation, while manufacturing scale comes from the parent group's Huizhou facility. See also national data centre cooling and Sydney data centre cooling.
Frequently asked questions
Do you supply liquid cooling cold plates for Melbourne data centres?
Yes. ToneCooling Australia supplies direct-to-chip cold plates and rack-level cooling hardware for Melbourne AI and hyperscale data centres, supporting NVIDIA GB200/GB300/H200 and AMD EPYC SP5 platforms. Manufacturing is in Huizhou, China; AS/NZS documentation, customs and engineering support from Carlton, Victoria.
How much rack density can liquid cooling support in a Melbourne DC?
Direct-to-chip liquid cooling supports approximately 80–120 kW per rack, versus roughly 8–25 kW for air cooling — enabling high-density AI clusters within existing Melbourne facility footprints and power envelopes.
Which platforms do you cool for Melbourne AI deployments?
NVIDIA GB200 (2,700 W/module), GB300 (4 GPU + 2 CPU kit, tested datasheet), H200 (8 × 700 W), and AMD EPYC SP5, with copper micro-channel cold plates and 100 % helium-leak and C-scan testing.
What compliance applies to data centre cooling hardware in Victoria?
Cooling hardware is supplied with AS/NZS-aligned documentation; coolant loops follow ASHRAE W40 design. ToneCooling Australia Pty Ltd is an Australian entity (ABN 96 653 174 040) coordinating compliance from Carlton, Victoria.
Discuss a Melbourne data centre cooling project
Send rack layout, target density, platforms and coolant loop. Our Carlton team responds with a thermal review and quotation.
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