Two-phase cooling utilizes phase change between liquid and vapor (boiling, condensation, and return flow) to achieve highly efficient heat transfer within a sealed channel.

Compared with single-phase cooling, it removes large heat loads under small temperature differences, delivering lower hotspot temperature, better thermal uniformity, and stable temperature control.

Widely used in high-power electronics, servers, power modules, communication systems, and new energy applications, especially for high heat flux and localized hotspots.

At Dreams, we provide customized two-phase cooling solutions based on heat load, flow channel design, installation space, and operating environment.