When uptime is on the line, ChillCo provides reliable data center cooling system rentals for emergency outages, planned shutdowns, system upgrades, commissioning projects, and temporary capacity requirements. Our data center chiller rental specialists can help your information facility maintain critical cooling while permanent chillers or supporting equipment are being inspected, repaired, replaced, or brought online.
ChillCo offers air-cooled rental chillers and water-cooled rental chillers, chilled-water air-handling units, pumps, hoses, connection components, and ancillary equipment for complete temporary cooling across the Gulf South.
Whether you need an emergency chiller rental for a data center or a planned rental system for an upcoming maintenance window, our experienced technician team can help assess the application, select the appropriate equipment, and support startup.

Data center cooling failures can become uptime events within a short period. Servers, storage systems, networking equipment, and power infrastructure continuously generate heat, leaving little room for a prolonged reduction in cooling capacity. When a chiller, compressor, cooling tower, pump, control system, or chilled-water loop experiences a problem, data facility teams need a temporary cooling strategy that can be mobilized quickly. ASHRAE data center thermal guidance defines recommended environmental ranges for data center equipment, reinforcing the need to maintain stable temperature and humidity when permanent cooling is interrupted.
Temporary rental cooling is not limited to emergency situations. Data centers also use rental chillers to support preventive maintenance, equipment replacement, construction, commissioning, load testing, data hall expansion, and seasonal demand. A properly planned data center chiller rental can temporarily replace unavailable capacity without forcing the facility to postpone critical service or expose IT equipment to unnecessary risk.
Chiller rentals for data centers and information facilities can also help bridge the gap when permanent equipment deliveries, construction schedules, electrical work, or system integrations are delayed. Instead of waiting for the permanent cooling plant to become fully operational, the facility can use temporary chillers and air-handling equipment to maintain environmental conditions, continue commissioning work, or bring planned IT capacity online.
ChillCo approaches temporary cooling for data centers as a complete system requirement, not simply rental equipment delivery. Our data center cooling technician team evaluates load, flow, connections, power, equipment placement, redundancy, and operational support to help build a rental plan around the facility’s specific needs.
Data centers may need chiller rentals whenever permanent cooling capacity is reduced, unavailable, or temporarily insufficient. Common situations include emergency equipment failures, planned maintenance shutdowns, system upgrades, commissioning, seasonal demand, facility expansion, and periods when additional redundancy is required. A properly sized rental chiller helps maintain stable temperatures and protect mission-critical operations while permanent cooling systems are repaired, serviced, replaced, or brought online.
A sudden loss of cooling capacity requires a fast, coordinated response. Emergency data center cooling rental equipment may be needed following:
An emergency chiller rental for a data center can provide replacement capacity while technicians diagnose the original system, obtain OEM parts, complete compressor reconditioning, or perform necessary repairs. ChillCo supports short-term temporary emergency cooling as well as extended rentals for repairs that require additional time.
Preventive data center cooling system maintenance is essential, but taking cooling equipment offline can reduce redundancy or leave a facility without adequate capacity. A temporary industrial chiller can support the existing chilled-water loop while permanent equipment undergoes inspections, tube cleaning, eddy current testing, compressor work, refrigerant service, controls upgrades, or other scheduled maintenance.
Planning the data center cooling rental system before the shutdown allows facility teams to identify connection points, equipment placement, electrical requirements, piping routes, and startup procedures without emergency conditions. The U.S. Department of Energy’s data center design best practices also address chilled-water systems, airflow management, and cooling efficiency, providing useful context when temporary equipment must integrate with permanent infrastructure.
Data centers may temporarily exceed the capacity of their existing cooling plant during seasonal peaks, data migrations, technology refreshes, or increases in rack density. Supplemental rental cooling can add capacity without requiring an immediate permanent expansion.
A portable chiller for data center cooling may also be used to support a specific area, temporary data hall, high-density deployment, server room, or section of the chilled-water system experiencing an elevated load.
New data centers and expanded informational facilities frequently need temporary cooling before the permanent plant is fully commissioned. Rental chillers can support equipment testing, staged commissioning, temporary IT loads, construction activities, and system validation.
Temporary industrial chiller equipment for information facilities can also provide cooling when permanent chillers, cooling towers, switchgear, pumps, or controls are delayed. This allows other parts of the project to continue while the final mechanical system is completed.
Maintenance, repairs, or equipment upgrades can temporarily reduce a facility’s normal redundancy. A rental chiller for information facilities can restore backup capacity during these risk windows and help maintain an N+1 operating strategy.
Temporary backup cooling may be especially valuable during severe weather, high ambient temperatures, major system transitions, or work involving multiple components of the permanent cooling plant.
ChillCo maintains a broad rental fleet for industrial, commercial, and mission-critical cooling applications. Available chiller equipment can be combined into a temporary cooling system based on the facility’s tonnage, chilled-water temperatures, flow requirements, available utilities, and connection configuration.
Air-cooled rental chillers offer fast, flexible deployment and do not require a cooling tower or condenser water source. These units are often well suited for emergency cases, temporary outdoor placement, supplemental capacity, and facilities with limited water availability.
An air-cooled data center chiller rental may be connected to an existing chilled-water loop or configured with temporary air-handling equipment, pumps, hoses, and accessories.
Water-cooled rental chillers can support larger chilled-water systems and facilities with an available condenser water loop or temporary heat-rejection arrangement. They may be appropriate when replacing an existing water-cooled machine or supporting a high-capacity central cooling plant.
ChillCo can help evaluate condenser water requirements, chilled-water flow, available pumping capacity, equipment placement, piping connections, and other considerations.
ChillCo’s rental fleet includes centrifugal, screw, and scroll compressor-based systems ranging from approximately 30 tons to 600 tons. The appropriate cooling system equipment depends on the required load, operating conditions, available electrical service, space limitations, redundancy requirements, and anticipated rental duration.
Portable chilled-water air-handling units can deliver temporary conditioned air to data halls, server rooms, mechanical spaces, temporary structures, or other targeted areas. These units can be paired with rental chillers and pumps to create a temporary air-delivery solution.
A complete temporary cooling system for a data center may require more than the chiller itself. Depending on the application, ChillCo can provide or coordinate:
ChillCo provides the temporary cooling equipment needed to support emergency outages, planned maintenance, system upgrades, and supplemental capacity. Available solutions include air-cooled and water-cooled chillers, pumps, air handlers, hoses, piping, controls, and accessories for complete data center cooling systems.
Every data center has different cooling loads, piping arrangements, electrical infrastructure, space restrictions, and redundancy requirements. ChillCo develops rental recommendations around the actual operating needs of the facility.
The planning process for information facilities may include:
The team evaluates the amount of cooling that must be replaced or supplemented. This may involve reviewing current chiller performance, facility load, data hall requirements, design conditions, operating temperatures, and expected changes during the rental period.
ChillCo reviews the existing chilled-water system to identify potential supply and return connection points, required temperatures, pressure limitations, flow requirements, isolation procedures, and available pumping capacity.
Rental equipment must be positioned where it can operate safely without interfering with facility access, security, emergency routes, or other critical infrastructure. The plan may address equipment footprint, hose routes, piping distances, crane or rigging requirements, and proximity to electrical service.
The available voltage, amperage, disconnects, cabling, generators, and temporary power arrangements must be evaluated before mobilization. Early electrical planning reduces delays and helps ensure the data center cooling rental system can be started safely.
A data center facility may need one rental chiller to replace unavailable capacity or multiple units to maintain temporary redundancy. ChillCo can help determine whether the rental configuration should support the immediate load, provide additional backup capacity, or allow staged operation.
Once the chiller system is set up, startup procedures confirm flow, temperature, pressure, controls, and equipment operation. ChillCo technicians can also provide service, monitoring assistance, troubleshooting, and maintenance while the rental system is operating.
A cooling emergency requires more than access to rental equipment. It requires a responsive team that understands chilled-water systems, large-tonnage equipment, mission-critical operations, and the consequences of extended downtime.
ChillCo provides emergency rental support for data centers, server farms, colocation facilities, industrial sites, healthcare environments, and other critical operations. Our team can help identify the immediate capacity requirement, locate appropriate rental equipment, coordinate mobilization, and startup support.
Emergency data center cooling rental system applications may include:
ChillCo’s industrial chiller field service can support setup, system adjustments, troubleshooting, and ongoing rental service. When the condition of the permanent equipment is uncertain, our team can also evaluate repair needs, compressor reconditioning, or longer-term service options.
Planning a temporary cooling system in advance gives facility teams more control over equipment selection, logistics, shutdown scheduling, testing, and system transitions. ChillCo can coordinate rental equipment for:

A planned rental can be installed and tested before the permanent equipment is taken offline. This reduces the risk of unexpected connection problems and allows the facility team to verify that the temporary system can maintain the required operating conditions.
ChillCo’s data center cooling maintenance services include ongoing inspection, testing, predictive service, and system reliability programs for permanent cooling equipment.
ChillCo combines an extensive rental fleet with decades of industrial cooling expertise to support mission-critical data center operations. From emergency outages to planned maintenance and expansion projects, our team provides properly sized equipment, complete temporary cooling systems, and experienced technical support throughout the rental.
ChillCo specializes in large-tonnage commercial chillers and industrial process refrigeration. That experience is important in data center environments where rental equipment must integrate with complex chilled-water systems and operate under mission-critical conditions.
The rental fleet includes air-cooled and water-cooled equipment with centrifugal, screw, and scroll compressor configurations. This provides flexibility for different loads, utilities, connection arrangements, and facility environments.
ChillCo can support more than the rental chiller. Available equipment and services include pumps, chilled-water air handlers, hoses, connection hardware, ancillary components, system planning, startup, commissioning, and field service support.
Rental systems are available for unexpected outages, planned shutdowns, temporary expansions, commissioning projects, seasonal loads, and long-term repair situations.
ChillCo provides rental equipment throughout the United States, with a strong service presence across Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi, Alabama, Florida, and the greater Gulf South.
ChillCo’s technicians can remain involved after startup to assist with troubleshooting, maintenance, adjustments, and rental system performance. Facilities receive support from a company that understands both the temporary equipment and the permanent cooling systems it is replacing.

Protect your facility during emergency failures, planned data center chiller maintenance, system upgrades, commissioning, or temporary capacity shortages.
ChillCo can help develop a data center temporary cooling solution using air-cooled or water-cooled rental chillers, pumps, air handlers, hoses, and the ancillary equipment required for a dependable operation.
ChillCo’s chiller rental equipment supports planned shutdowns, emergency outages, and temporary capacity needs, with rental specialists available to coordinate the appropriate system for the application.
ChillCo offers centrifugal, screw, and scroll compressor-based rental chillers in capacities ranging from approximately 30 tons to 600 tons. Multiple units may be combined when a facility requires additional capacity or temporary redundancy.
Yes. ChillCo provides emergency chiller rental support for data centers, server farms, colocation facilities, and other mission-critical operations. Rental systems can provide temporary capacity while failed equipment is diagnosed, repaired, reconditioned, or replaced.
In many applications, a rental chiller can connect to an existing chilled-water loop. ChillCo reviews connection points, required flow, water temperatures, pressure limitations, pumping capacity, piping routes, controls, and electrical requirements before setup.
Yes. ChillCo provides both air-cooled and water-cooled rental chillers. Air-cooled units are useful where condenser water is unavailable, while water-cooled equipment may be appropriate for facilities with an existing condenser water system.
Yes. Rental chillers can maintain cooling while permanent equipment undergoes inspections, cleaning, compressor repairs, controls upgrades, cooling tower work, or replacement. Planned rental systems can be connected and tested before the scheduled shutdown begins.
The equipment package depends on the application. ChillCo can provide rental chillers, chilled-water air handlers, pumps, hoses, piping connections, valves, fittings, controls support, and other ancillary components required for the temporary rental.
ChillCo supports short-term emergency rentals as well as extended and multi-month operations. The rental duration can be structured around the repair schedule, construction timeline, seasonal requirement, or delivery of permanent replacement equipment.
Yes. ChillCo technicians can assist with startup, monitoring, preventive service, adjustments, and troubleshooting throughout the rental period. Ongoing support helps the temporary cooling system continue operating reliably until it is no longer required.
Yes. ChillCo can provide a cooling rental for server rooms, colocation facilities, enterprise data centers, regional computing facilities, and other IT environments. Cooling equipment can support central chilled-water systems, temporary air handlers, supplemental loads, or targeted cooling requirements.