A new liquid cooling firm, KühlTherm, has launched in India.

The company launched this month, announcing its Rear Door Heat Exchangers (RDHx) and Cooling Distribution Units (CDUs) offerings, and the inauguration of what it claims is India’s only integrated liquid cooling validation lab.

KühlTherm is backed by Arkam Ventures, an early-stage venture capital firm based in Bengaluru. The liquid cooling firm raised $1.1 million earlier this year, led by Arkam.

The company’s RDHx can reportedly scale from 20kW to 100kW per door. It also offers in-rack/in-row CDUs, it says, that can scale from 250kW to 1.5MW. The firm has also developed a cold plant that can offer 300W-2.5kW of cooling capacity.

On the software side, KühlTherm has developed a proprietary platform, known as NexusFlow OS, to manage its hardware.

Based in Ahmedabad, KühlTherm plans to scale its manufacturing capacity from 300MW to 2GW by 2027.

“The new RDHx and CDU are a part of our goal to help our customers confidently adopt next-generation cooling technologies, while strengthening India's position in the global thermal management ecosystem,” said Shailesh Bishnoi, Founder and CEO, KühlTherm.

Bishnoi and several other KühlTherm founders were previously at Ola Electric, an Indian electric vehicle and mobility company developing scooters and bikes, as well as battery systems for the home.