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Single container

One shell, set beside a load that already has service.

Racks, coolant distribution, in-row cooling, and life safety inside a single 20 ft unit. It connects to power and water the site already runs.

Image pending

One 20 ft container on a pad next to a working industrial building, connected by conduit and coolant line. Ground level, three-quarter view. A door open showing rack fronts, lit from inside.

Render Module 20 beside an existing building.
Plan of one container holding three rack bays, a coolant distribution block, and an in-row cooling block.
Reference design Rev A · 2026-08-10
Coolant capacity

480 kW

Three units at 160 kW

Racks

3

Integrated before shipment

Shell length

6058 mm

One 20 ft unit

In-row cooling

3 × 30.5 kW

Definition

Module 20

Module 20 is one 20 ft container carrying racks, coolant distribution units, in-row cooling, monitoring, and suppression. It suits a site with an existing service and somewhere to reject heat, which keeps the electrical and thermal plant off the Nawa scope.

System boundary

In scope

  • One factory-integrated 20 ft unit
  • Three coolant distribution units at 160 kW
  • In-row cooling and the rack-side loop
  • Integrated racks, monitoring, and suppression

Out of scope

  • Electrical service, switchgear, and any uninterruptible supply
  • Heat rejection beyond the unit boundary
  • The pad and the fibre entrance
  • Permitting and local approvals

System anatomy

Subsystems.

Cooling

Cooling

The unit holds its own rack loop and hands the heat to the site.

Design basis

  • Three coolant distribution units at 160 kW, direct to chip
  • Three in-row cooling units at 30.5 kW
  • Rack loop at 20 °C supply and 36.5 °C return
  • Facility-side connection at the unit wall

Redundancy

Coolant distribution is drawn as three units against the rack load. Heat rejection is the site.

Configuration options

Facility loop Concept
The unit connects to an existing chilled-water loop, or to a rejection plant the site adds.
Compute

Compute

Three racks arrive integrated and tested.

Design basis

  • Three racks
  • Liquid-cooled
  • Integrated before shipment

Redundancy

Compute is not redundant. Cooling around it is drawn to carry the rack load.

Configuration options

Rack population Concept
Racks can ship part-populated where the site wants to stage capacity.
Controls

Controls and safety

The unit reports its own condition and suppresses a fire inside its own shell.

Design basis

  • Environmental monitoring
  • Leak detection at the coolant loop
  • Access control at the door
  • Clean-agent suppression, total flood

Redundancy

Detection is independent of the control system.

Configuration options

Suppression agent Concept
Set by the jurisdiction.

Specification · Rev A · 2026-08-10

Every value, with its source.

Reference design. A row marked open has no settled value, and the note says what decides it.

Shell

Site
Shell specification
Attribute Value Unit Notes
Units One, 20 ft
Length 6058 mm
Section TBD Two figures conflict in the source package Open
Siting Concrete pad Service near 0.5 MW Open
Units

One, 20 ft

Length

6058 mm

Section

TBD

Two figures conflict in the source package

Open

Siting

Concrete pad

Service near 0.5 MW

Open

Compute

Compute
Compute specification
Attribute Value Unit Notes
Racks 3 ea
Rack density TBD kW Configuration dependent Open
Racks

3 ea

Rack density

TBD kW

Configuration dependent

Open

Thermal

Cooling
Thermal specification
Attribute Value Unit Notes
Liquid cooling 3 × 160 kW Direct to chip
Coolant capacity 480 kW
In-row cooling 3 × 30.5 kW
Coolant temperatures Supply 20, return 36.5 °C
Heat rejection Site Outside the unit boundary
Liquid cooling

3 × 160 kW

Direct to chip

Coolant capacity

480 kW

In-row cooling

3 × 30.5 kW

Coolant temperatures

Supply 20, return 36.5 °C

Heat rejection

Site

Outside the unit boundary

Life safety

Controls
Life safety specification
Attribute Value Unit Notes
Suppression Clean agent, total flood Agent set by jurisdiction Open
Monitoring Environmental, leak detection, access control
Suppression

Clean agent, total flood

Agent set by jurisdiction

Open

Monitoring

Environmental, leak detection, access control

Engineering package

Diagrams.

Cooling flow

Concept

Concept · drawing pending

Held until the mechanical engineer of record has reviewed it.

What the drawing shows

Three coolant distribution units at 160 kW hold a rack loop at 20 °C supply and 36.5 °C return. The facility side terminates at the unit wall, where the site takes the heat.

All technical resources

Design basis

Assumptions.

The shell section is unresolved Concept

The source package gives two different widths for the same container. Neither is published here until the engineering package settles it.

The site carries the electrical and thermal plant Concept

Module 20 assumes an existing service and somewhere to reject heat. A site without both wants Yard 400.

Deployment

Scope split, then sequence.

The site provides

Land and pad
Level, drained, and engineered for the assembly weight.
Electrical service
Interconnection agreement, service entrance, and utility metering.
Network
Fibre to the pad, and the carrier arrangement behind it.
Permitting
Local approvals, inspections, and any jurisdictional review.
Heat rejection Configuration dependent
Needed for Module 20 only, where the plant sits outside the unit.
Transport route
Surveyed before order. The section is a permit load on most roads.

Nawa delivers

Factory-integrated units
Built, wired, plumbed, and tested before they leave the floor.
Power distribution Configuration dependent
From the service entrance to the rack busbar, with storage behind it.
Cooling Configuration dependent
Coolant distribution, in-row cooling, and the rejection plant where it is in scope.
Compute and network racks
Integrated to a fixed tray schedule and tested.
Controls and monitoring
Environmental, leak detection, access control, and metering.
Commissioning
Against a written acceptance script, with the results handed over.

Sequence

  1. Site assessment

    Joint

    Needs

    • Available or planned service
    • Location and jurisdiction
    • Network position
    • Target capacity

    Produces

    • Configuration recommendation
    • Site constraint list

    Duration not stated

  2. Configuration review

    Joint

    Needs

    • Site assessment
    • Rack and tray schedule
    • Ambient design range

    Produces

    • Fixed configuration
    • Scope split
    • Interface drawings

    Duration not stated

  3. Site readiness

    Customer

    Needs

    • Interface drawings
    • Permit set

    Produces

    • Pad poured and cured
    • Service energised to the entrance
    • Fibre terminated

    Duration not stated

  4. Factory acceptance

    Nawa

    Needs

    • Fixed configuration
    • Integrated racks

    Produces

    • Witnessed test results
    • Release for shipment

    Duration not stated

  5. Delivery and connection

    Joint

    Needs

    • Surveyed route and permits
    • Ready pad

    Produces

    • Units set and docked
    • Service, fibre, and coolant connected

    Duration not stated

  6. Commissioning and handoff

    Nawa

    Needs

    • Connected assembly
    • Acceptance script

    Produces

    • Commissioning record
    • Operating handover
    • As-built package

    Duration not stated

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