productRittal’s Blue e+ cooling units are acknowledged as the most efficient of their kind on the market. Independent tests have shown they are – incredibly – 75 per cent more energy efficient than previous cooling solutions.
productThe servicing and maintenance of enclosure climate control units is an area that is often overlooked in manufacturing, according to Rittal. However, regular servicing has been shown to significantly reduce unit failures and thus prevent production downtime.
productLess is more; that is the philosophy behind Rittal’s new VX25 large enclosure system. The new range has helped to reduce complexity in enclosure systems significantly thanks to a consistent 25 mm pitch pattern and complete symmetry.
productRittal’s Hygienic Design System enclosures combine the features of its Hygienic Design Compact enclosures with a modular, bayable configuration.
productTime is precious, particularly in control and switchgear engineering where there is always a requirement for some element of manual labour.
productThe new Network Cable Organizer (NCO) from Rittal helps ensure optimum performance and maximum flexibility of cabling. It is claimed to revolutionise patching work on the enclosure, with 8 x faster assembly, creating space and order in the rack, as well as saving time.
productRittal is supporting control and switchgear engineering as it transitions to Industry 4.0 and adopts its new VX25 large enclosure system.
productRittal has added 20 and 35kW output classes to its refrigerant-based IT cooling solutions and now offers a cooling solution from 3 through to 55kW. It has also introduced a 35kW hybrid version that uses indirect free cooling where conditions are suitable.
productTo produce its new VX25 large enclosure system, Rittal is transforming its Rittershausen production plant ‘on the fly’ into an advanced enclosures factory, populated by welding and handling robots. Half the work has been completed and the Industry 4.0 manufacturing unit is expected to be finished by 2020.
productDuring winter you’re less likely to hear the alarms on your cooling units. Although you’re probably spending less time maintaining overheating panels, it would be a mistake to forget about climate control.
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