One of the great things about EXAIR Cabinet Cooler Systems is that the environment in which they’re operated won’t affect their operation, or cooling performance, whatsoever. It’s, of course, important to choose the appropriate NEMA rating. For example, a NEMA 12 (oil tight, dust tight, indoor duty) Cabinet Cooler System will work great on a control panel in a typical factory setting, but if it’s going to be in an area where it could get wet, you’ll want a NEMA 4 (oil tight, dust tight, splash resistant, indoor/outdoor duty) System, and if whatever’s going to get it wet is corrosive in nature, a NEMA 4X (NEMA 4 rated, and made of stainless steel for corrosion resistance) System will be specified. We even make the NEMA 4X Cabinet Coolers in 316SS, if that’s required for corrosion resistance in the area where they’ll be installed.
What if it’s hot – I mean, really hot – in the area? The performance of other methods of cooling such as panel a/c, recirculating fans, or heat pipes is directly affected by the ambient temperature: the higher it gets, the lower their cooling performance. This is not the case with Cabinet Cooler Systems – the only variables to their cooling performance are the pressure and temperature of the compressed air supply. And if the temperature can exceed 125°F (52°C), we can provide High Temperature Cabinet Cooler Systems that are suitable for use in environments where the ambient temperature can be as high as 200°F (93°C). These are available, from stock, in cooling capacities of 1,000 Btu/hr and up.

Regardless of where your critical electronics or control panels are located, if you need durable, reliable heat protection for them, EXAIR Cabinet Cooler Systems can provide just that. If you’d like to find out more, give me a call.
Russ Bowman, CCASS

Application Engineer
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