The OX Skid is a fully integrated onsite chlorine generation platform engineered for hyperscale data center cooling. No bulk chemical deliveries, no hazmat storage, no supply chain risk. Your loop sees fresh, on-demand chlorine — produced on the skid, dosed to target, verified in real time.
Every cooling tower needs chlorine to control biofilm and Legionella. The question is where it comes from. Bulk chemical delivery worked when the building was an office tower. At hyperscale, with hazmat regulations, security perimeters, and uptime requirements, it does not.
The OX Skid ships factory-configured to your site. Production capacity, storage volume, and recirculation are sized to your actual cooling load — not pre-packaged into compromise.
The OX Skid scales with your load. Smaller sites get a tight, efficient unit. Hyperscale sites get production capacity that won't have you renegotiating chemistry contracts every twelve months.
Every line on a spec sheet reflects a tradeoff. Here are the ones we made deliberately, and why each one matters at hyperscale.
Most chemical skids use painted carbon steel. We use extruded aluminum because it doesn't corrode in a wet, chlorinated environment and because the modular profile lets your team add or modify skid components onsite without sending the unit back to the factory.
The fully programmable analyzer reads actual chlorine residual and adjusts production in real time. Other systems estimate dose from how long the pump ran. We measure the result, not the input.
Native comms are Ethernet IP and Modbus TCP/IP. Additional protocols available with optional onskid gateway. Remote Enable/Disable from your BMS. General alarm wired straight to your DCIM. No surprise interface specs three weeks before commissioning.
One 480VAC 3PH feed for the entire skid (230V also available). One breaker, one disconnect, one sequence on the electrical drawing. Most multi-component skids spread power across three or four feeds, each with its own commissioning complexity.
Most onsite chlorine generators share a similar spec sheet. The differences show up in water consumption, lead time, serviceability, and what happens when something needs to change. Here's where the OX Skid separates.
Each analytical probe consumes 7–10 gallons per hour of sample water. Competing designs dump that water down the drain as standard practice. The OX Skid captures all sensor discharge in a waste recapture tank and reintroduces it through a standard reintroduction pump — saving roughly 90,000 gallons per year at typical probe counts. Zero water waste, by design, not by upgrade.
Every OX Skid is built to order, allowing pipe routing, connection orientation, capacity tiers, and ancillary components to be configured for your mechanical room — not forced into a one-size-fits-all chassis.
The i9 Controller runs open software with native Ethernet IP and Modbus TCP/IP. No proprietary controller platform, no vendor-locked ecosystem, no annual software license. Full BMS integration on day one.
Modular design and in-house fabrication compress lead times well below industry average. When your construction schedule accelerates, the skid keeps pace.
The structural frame uses extruded aluminum profiles instead of welded steel. Components bolt in place — swap a subsystem, add capacity, or relocate the skid without cutting and re-welding. Lighter weight, corrosion-resistant, and field-serviceable.
Twin alternating softeners ensure continuous soft water supply to the electrolytic cells — no hard water bypass during regeneration. Less calcium, less cell scaling, longer cell life, and zero downtime from softener changeover.
Tank levels are measured by ultrasonic sensors instead of mechanical float switches. No moving parts to foul, stick, or corrode. More accurate, more reliable, and zero maintenance in chemical-contact environments.
Vertical component stacking and efficient subsystem layout deliver the same production capacity in a smaller footprint than competing designs — critical when mechanical room real estate is limited or expensive.
Open-loop evaporative cooling on hyperscale and colocation campuses. Eliminates bulk chemical exposure inside the security perimeter and reduces hazmat reporting on multi-site portfolios. Also applicable for closed-loop systems with onsite water storage tanks where stagnation and microbial growth are a concern.
Integrated Legionella control across cooling towers and potable water systems. Documented dosing for Joint Commission and ASHRAE 188 compliance, without the legal exposure of bulk chemical storage on campus.
Process water and cooling for food, pharma, and heavy manufacturing where consistent residuals matter and where regulatory inspection of chemical storage is a recurring cost.
Most chemistry vendors hand you a spec sheet and walk away. We sit at the table during design.
Our engineering team reviews drawings, coordinates with the mechanical contractor, and accommodates site-specific requirements — pipe runs, equipment room constraints, electrical routing, BMS architecture. Every OX Skid is configured to the building, not retrofit to fit it.
Chemstar was the easiest to work with — delivering significant value with a solid say-do ratio.
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