NEMA 4X Cabinet Coolers Fit In Tight Spaces
The compact Cabinet Cooler is a low cost way to purge and cool electrical control panels, protecting sensitive electronics from heat, dirt and moisture.
EXAIRs new Type 316 Side Mount Kits make the mounting of a NEMA 4X Cabinet Cooler possible when an electrical enclosure has limited space on the top or side. These Type 316 Side Mount Kits are corrosion resistant. The compact Cabinet Cooler is a low cost way to purge and cool electrical control panels, protecting sensitive electronics from heat, dirt and moisture.
Cabinet Coolers convert an ordinary supply of compressed air to 20°F without refrigerants or CFCs. The cold air is circulated through the enclosure to eliminate high temperature malfunction. Cooling capacities up to 5,600 Btu/hr. are available. Cabinet Cooler systems include a compressed air filter to assure no moisture or dust is introduced inside the panel. Optional thermostat control minimizes compressed air use. Cabinet Coolers are UL Listed, conform to the CE general safety directive for machinery and have no moving parts to wear out.
The Side Mount Kits maintain the NEMA 4X rating of large and small electrical enclosures. Models for use on NEMA 4 and 12 enclosures are also available. Applications include cooling PLCs, microprocessors, variable frequency drives, industrial computers, and robotics.
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Optimizing Processes For Food and Beverage Industry Webinar
Compressed air is used in nearly all industry types within the manufacturing sector. Since it is also one of the most expensive resources in the manufacturing environment, optimizing your compressed air system for specific applications is beneficial.
This webinar will focus on applications in the Food and Beverage Industry. We'll highlight the benefits of employing an intelligent compressed air solution for tasks ranging from simple liquid spill clean-up to more complex packaging and labeling applications. We'll also look at more innovative solutions with an automation twist to perform product movements and rejections based on quality control inputs.
We will discuss several examples from the food and beverage industry to highlight these benefits and show their universal nature for other sectors.
Register for Webinar on May 14 at 2:00 pm https://exair.co/184_sweb25em
