Tool 002 · AI facilities
Estimate average IT load, facility load at your PUE, heat rejection, cooling equivalent, energy, electricity cost, and rack density.
Current estimate
Use nameplate and measured-load assumptions you can defend. The calculator does not fetch vendor prices.
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IT load covers the modeled GPUs, host overhead, network, and storage. Multiplying by PUE adds the facility energy used to support that IT equipment. The difference is shown as cooling and facility overhead.
Use this as an early planning brief. Electrical protection, redundancy, transient loads, liquid-cooling equipment, and local code require qualified engineering.
Use the best defensible average for energy planning and keep nameplate values for electrical worst-case review. The utilization field provides a simple average-load adjustment.
PUE is total facility energy divided by IT equipment energy. It captures cooling and other facility overhead as one ratio, but it does not explain which subsystem consumes it.
Nearly all electrical power entering running equipment becomes heat. The conversions make early conversations with facility and cooling teams easier.
No. It multiplies modeled kWh by your entered energy price. Demand charges, taxes, power contracts, capital cost, staff, and maintenance are outside the result.