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Systemair has received an order worth about SEK 60 million for air based cooling equipment for a new data centre in Finland.
Systemair has received an order for air based data centre cooling solutions worth about SEK 60 million for a new data centre in Finland, the company announced in a press release.
The order covers Geniox Tera Fanwall units. Production will take place at Systemair's facility in Turkey, with deliveries scheduled to begin at the start of 2027.
Systemair said the Finnish data centre will use waste heat recovery from the cooling units. The recovered heat will contribute to the local district heating network.
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