Can multiple SR40 V3 containers be clustered together?
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- Issue Time
- Mar 13,2026
Short answer
Yes — the SR40 V3 is inherently modular. Multiple containers can be deployed in a cluster for multi-megawatt sites, either plumbed individually to dedicated dry cooling towers or engineered into a larger, centralized closed-loop dry cooling array.
- Inherently modular architecture
- Individual or centralized plumbing
- Built for multi-megawatt sites
- Same interface at every block
Two clustering topologies
| Topology | How it works | Best suited to |
|---|---|---|
| Individual plumbing | Each container is plumbed to its own dedicated dry cooling tower. | Maximum isolation — a fault in one loop stays contained to one container. |
| Centralized closed-loop array | Containers tie into a shared dry cooling array. | Higher density and shared heat rejection with fewer towers on site. |
What stays constant as the cluster grows
- The container does not change. Each block keeps the same standardized manifold and interface.
- Topology is a site decision. The choice between individual and centralized plumbing follows your space and redundancy requirements.
- Growth is additive. Capacity scales block by block without redesigning deployed units.
