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Energy-efficient enclosure cooling
21 April 2015
Air/air heat exchangers are highly effective at lowering the temperature inside enclosures in cool environments. They are cost-effective and energy efficient, as well as being suited to dirty or dusty settings – unlike traditional fan-and-filter units.
Rittal air/air heat exchangers need less maintenance than fan-and-filter units, in part thanks to their individual controls for the internal and external fans and easy-to-remove cassettes.
The internal temperature within the enclosure is also constantly displayed so users can tell at a glance that the unit is operating optimally. If temperatures within an enclosure get too high then a floating fault signal will sound to alert the user immediately about an impending problem.
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