Johnson Controls Expands YVAM Magnetic Chillers to Middle East
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Johnson Controls Expands YVAM Magnetic Chillers to Middle East

Johnson Controls (NYSE: JCI), a global leader in smart, safe, healthy and sustainable buildings, has expanded the availability of its YORK® YVAM air-cooled magnetic bearing chillers to the Middle East, meeting the region’s rising demand for high-efficiency cooling in data centres. The move supports the exponential growth of AI, cloud computing, and digital transformation, which are driving data infrastructure development across the region.

“As the Middle East experiences unprecedented data growth, operators need cooling technologies that deliver energy savings and water efficiency in harsh climates,” said Devrim Tekeli, Vice President & General Manager, MEA, Johnson Controls. “The YORK® YVAM chiller meets these needs head-on, delivering optimal thermal performance with sustainability at its core.”

Designed for Demanding Data Centre Needs Engineered for ambient temperatures up to +55°C, the YVAM chiller is ideal for the Middle East’s extreme climate and diverse cooling strategies, including cold aisle containment, direct liquid, and immersion cooling. Key benefits of the YVAM include:

Up to 40% lower annual energy consumption

Zero on-site water usage, addressing WUE concerns

Ultra-low GWP refrigerant, aligned with climate goals

Proprietary magnetic-bearing technology with variable-speed drives

Low noise operation at 65 dBA – ideal for urban environments

Lubrication-free design for lower maintenance and complexity

Quick Start capability, reaching full load in under 3 minutes after outages

Modular platform for easier inspection and service

Powering the Region’s Digital Infrastructure With major investments flowing into hyperscale and colocation facilities, Johnson Controls is stepping up its regional presence to reduce lead times and ensure seamless delivery of its full suite of solutions—from air- and water-cooled chillers to building automation and digital services.

“The YVAM chiller will play a key role in supporting sustainable, scalable data centre operations across the Middle East,” added Tekeli. “Proven in North America, this advanced platform is now ready to meet the Middle East’s growing digital and environmental demands.”

As Johnson Controls marks 140 years of innovation in 2025, the company continues to redefine building performance, delivering end-to-end smart solutions that help industries adapt, scale, and lead sustainably.

Johnson Controls (NYSE: JCI), a global leader in smart, safe, healthy and sustainable buildings, has expanded the availability of its YORK® YVAM air-cooled magnetic bearing chillers to the Middle East, meeting the region’s rising demand for high-efficiency cooling in data centres. The move supports the exponential growth of AI, cloud computing, and digital transformation, which are driving data infrastructure development across the region. “As the Middle East experiences unprecedented data growth, operators need cooling technologies that deliver energy savings and water efficiency in harsh climates,” said Devrim Tekeli, Vice President & General Manager, MEA, Johnson Controls. “The YORK® YVAM chiller meets these needs head-on, delivering optimal thermal performance with sustainability at its core.” Designed for Demanding Data Centre Needs Engineered for ambient temperatures up to +55°C, the YVAM chiller is ideal for the Middle East’s extreme climate and diverse cooling strategies, including cold aisle containment, direct liquid, and immersion cooling. Key benefits of the YVAM include: Up to 40% lower annual energy consumption Zero on-site water usage, addressing WUE concerns Ultra-low GWP refrigerant, aligned with climate goals Proprietary magnetic-bearing technology with variable-speed drives Low noise operation at 65 dBA – ideal for urban environments Lubrication-free design for lower maintenance and complexity Quick Start capability, reaching full load in under 3 minutes after outages Modular platform for easier inspection and service Powering the Region’s Digital Infrastructure With major investments flowing into hyperscale and colocation facilities, Johnson Controls is stepping up its regional presence to reduce lead times and ensure seamless delivery of its full suite of solutions—from air- and water-cooled chillers to building automation and digital services. “The YVAM chiller will play a key role in supporting sustainable, scalable data centre operations across the Middle East,” added Tekeli. “Proven in North America, this advanced platform is now ready to meet the Middle East’s growing digital and environmental demands.” As Johnson Controls marks 140 years of innovation in 2025, the company continues to redefine building performance, delivering end-to-end smart solutions that help industries adapt, scale, and lead sustainably.

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