About Blackshields
Blackshields, founded in 2009 in Suzhou, is a Chinese high-tech company specialised in environment and infrastructure solutions for data centres. Its official website defines it as a provider of environmental solutions for data centres, cabinets and energy storage systems, serving sectors such as communications, power, finance, energy, transport and environmental protection.
Its catalogue includes cabinet air conditioners in indoor and outdoor versions, for AC and DC power, liquid cooling units for converters and storage systems, and thermal control equipment for new-energy transport. The GL liquid cooling series and the MC integrated units are designed to protect batteries and power electronics in demanding environments, with high environmental protection ratings and easy maintenance.
According to its website, the company has sold more than two million industrial temperature and humidity control products, employs hundreds of people and runs a service network reaching dozens of countries. Its offer combines in-house manufacturing, reliability-oriented design and experience in telecom and energy projects, positioning it as an established Chinese supplier of technical cooling for digital infrastructure.
Its catalogue includes cabinet air conditioners in indoor and outdoor versions, for AC and DC power, liquid cooling units for converters and storage systems, and thermal control equipment for new-energy transport. The GL liquid cooling series and the MC integrated units are designed to protect batteries and power electronics in demanding environments, with high environmental protection ratings and easy maintenance.
According to its website, the company has sold more than two million industrial temperature and humidity control products, employs hundreds of people and runs a service network reaching dozens of countries. Its offer combines in-house manufacturing, reliability-oriented design and experience in telecom and energy projects, positioning it as an established Chinese supplier of technical cooling for digital infrastructure.
