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This glossary explains some of the terms that are specifically related to enclosure cooling. Its purpose is to extend and enhance your knowledge and understanding of enclosure cooling systems. Hopefully this glossary will remove some of the mystery associated with the subject and enhance interaction between the users and enclosure cooling manufacturers.

Hot summer weather can really take a toll on enclosure cooling fans. Dealing with the disruptive effects of overheated electrical enclosures is tedious and often difficult to pinpoint the problem that’s leading to inefficiency. Troubleshooting the problem begins with fully understanding the prerequisites for effective enclosure cooling. Download this guide to discover how to troubleshoot inefficient enclosure cooling fans.

Electrical equipment in water and wastewater treatment facilities must be shielded from the harsh conditions commonly found in these locations. At the same time, it must protect from excess heat which may affect its performance, reliability, and lifespan. To control temperature, an enclosure cooling solution is often required. Download this free guide to learn more.

When planning a telecom OSP cabinet application, there are key thermal management steps to take. In this guide, you will learn crucial thermal design aspects for telecom cabinets, commonly available temperature control solutions, why closed-loop cooling makes sense for OSP cabinets, and why DC voltage cooling solutions are ideal.

Enclosure cooling systems are critical for keeping electrical equipment functioning optimally and safely in a wide range of environmental conditions, so it follows that our support and sales teams receive common questions. In this guide, you will find 29 of them (with answers) that will assist your decision making from initial project planning through ongoing maintenance.

Many electrical control equipment failures are caused by overheating, most of them attributed to improper cooling of the enclosure. This leads to unexpected costs associated with frequent maintenance, component failure, downtime for spare parts, and in some cases, the replacement of the entire system. Learn more about the risks of ignoring temperature control in this guide.

This guide provides designers and maintenance staff with a number of practical tips to use in their evaluation and selection of enclosure air conditioners.

 

Before you commit to doing business with a temperature control vendor for electrical enclosures, you want to be sure that the product will withstand the test of time. To help you narrow and select your options, we’ve created this printable worksheet.

Equipment failure is simply not an option. Because your brand and reputation are at stake as an OEM, it is critical that you select a cooling system manufacturer you can trust to provide quality products, timely distribution, excellent customer service, and with a proven track record of success. In this guide, you’ll explore 7 areas you should examine in potential suppliers of enclosure cooling systems.

Selecting a cooling system for an electrical enclosure is an important task that is not always as simple as it might seem. The consequences of choosing the wrong system often result in long-term maintenance issues or equipment failure. Thus, taking the time to make an informed choice in selecting an electrical enclosure cooling system is important.  To help you select the most efficient cooling system based on your needs, we have created this white paper.