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fluidiQ by Magnalytix
Studio render of the fluidiQ Immersion Canary instrument with its green sensing card and stainless steel enclosure.

Immersion fluid observability

Immerse with confidence.

Understand fluid health. Evaluate fluid performance. fluidiQ by Magnalytix connects continuous monitoring with laboratory testing and research to support your immersion cooling decisions.

Hardware & software

See Immersion Canary in action.

Explore the instrument and its software with simulated data. Get a feel for the hardware, the interface, and the changing signals.

Learn about Immersion Canary
Concept render of an open immersion cooling tank with submerged circuit boards.

Clarity inside the tank

What’s changing
inside the tank?

Fluid health can change as fluids age and interact with materials. Immersion Canary measures the electrical environment inside your tank to help you follow those changes.

See how monitoring works

Continuous monitoring

Follow fluid health over time.

Track surface resistance and fluid volume resistivity with Immersion Canary. Use changing trends to guide fluid sampling, investigation, and maintenance.

Explore Immersion Canary

Testing & validation

How do your fluids and materials work together?

Build a laboratory test plan around fluid aging, material compatibility, or contamination in your immersion environment.

Explore testing capabilities

Research & evidence

What does the evidence tell us?

Explore the published work and ongoing studies behind our approach, with the current status of each project clearly identified.

Explore resources

From the tank to the interface

Follow the signals.
See the changing conditions.

See surface resistance, fluid volume resistivity, and temperature together in the built-in dashboard. Follow the tour with illustrative readings.

Tour the Immersion Canary interface
IMMERSION CANARYInterface preview
The Immersion Canary built-in interface for Tank 57E, showing healthy electrical, surface and fluid status, four live measurements, surface resistance and fluid volume resistivity charts, thermistor temperatures, heater duty and no active alarms.
Example Immersion Canary dashboard. Readings shown are illustrative.

fluidiQ by Magnalytix

Built on electronics reliability experience.

Magnalytix builds electronics reliability testing instruments and runs the laboratory programs behind them. fluidiQ brings that expertise to immersion cooling, connecting measurements in the tank with laboratory investigation and technical research.

Through its Open Compute Project participation, fluidiQ helped build and continues to help maintain the OCP Material Compatibility Database.

Get to know fluidiQ

What are you working on?

Tell us about your immersion environment and the question you need to answer. We can help you identify a monitoring approach, a laboratory test plan, or the technical work most relevant to your project.

SC26

Find us on the show floor

Booth 3947

McCormick Place, Chicago. Exhibits November 17–19, 2026, Tue–Wed 10am–6pm · Thu 10am–3pm. Two live tanks running at the booth.

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