Free-standing enclosure
Rittal’s new free-standing enclosure, the SE 8, is a standardised system with features that can be assembled easily.
Rittal’s new free-standing enclosure, the SE 8, is a standardised system with features that can be assembled easily.
Rittal’s cooling units have now been independently certified following tests in accordance with DIN EN 14511- 2 at the TÜV Nord’s test centre for refrigeration, air-conditioning and ventilation technology in Essen.
With the focus on flexibility, operation and security Rittal’s complete range of Top Therm chillers now has a reduced depth of 605mm, increasing the number of enclosures to which it may be bayed.
Rittal’s new range of modular support arm systems for HMIs is designed to make it easy to turn, lift and swivel control panels with precision.
Rittal now offers standard pricing for the stainless steel variants of its cooling units, including those from the TopTherm Generation Blue e range. A selection of wall-mounted cooling units, with nominal outputs in the range 300-1500W and rated operating voltages of 230V AC and 400V AC, are now also available from stock.
Featuring integrally moulded side panels and roof, internally glazed door and lockable keyboard drawer, the new PC enclosure from Rittal provides increased protection against unauthorised access.
With the focus on flexibility, operation and security Rittal’s complete range of Top Therm chillers now has a reduced depth of 605mm, increasing the number of enclosures to which it may be bayed.
Enclosure heaters can prevent the temperature of delicate electronic equipment from falling to a level at which condensation occurs and is arguably as important as providing cooling during warmer periods.
Rittal air/water heat exchangers can cool the air in an enclosure to a temperature lower than that of the ambient air; heat to be removed is transferred to a water circuit and may be conveyed to a remote location before being dissipated.
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