Here’s a quick demonstration on how to reset the thermostat of a Cabinet Cooler system. Thermostats are preset at the factory to maintain 95F (35C) in order to increase effectiveness and efficiency of the Cabinet Cooler system. Sometimes customers prefer cooler or warmer temperatures inside their electronic enclosures…
Joe Panfalone
Application Engineer
joepanfalone@exair.com
Cincinnati sports fans are said to be fickle. Are they or is it a question of product quality? It’s said that we should stick with our team through thick and thin. Really! Professional athletes are getting paid mega bucks to entertain us. It’s not very entertaining to watch a losing team and lackadaisical performance by its team members. We get excited by plays like this:
http://cincinnati.reds.mlb.com/video/play.jsp?content_id=23555277&topic_id=8877986&c_id=cin
In business, customers want to be excited about their purchase. When challenged by a production problem, finding the right product that gets the job done is energizing and gratifying. Everyday we receive calls from customers seeking a solution. After reviewing their application with one of our engineers, they are directed to the product which will provide a solution. If EXAIR does not have an applicable product, we will do our best to direct them to another source. The customer feels gratified when ending the call.
EXAIR would like to serve you. Give one of our application engineers a call 1-800-903-9247.
Joe Panfalone
Application Engineer
Phone (513) 671-3322
Fax (513) 671-3363
Web: www.exair.com
Twitter: www.twitter.com/exair_jp
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/exair
I just received my new Ohio rain gauge. Did you get one for your state? Almost the entire US is under a moderated to severe drought. The drought coupled with unseasonably warm temperatures has made it dangerous for those who have to work out in it.Searing temperatures not only present a danger to personnel, but takes its toll on industrial electronics. As manufacturing becomes more sophisticated, sensitive electronic controls are being used. The drawback is that they are designed for environments of 104F. When ambient temperatures rise, the permeation of heat through the panel walls is reduced. The heat created by the electronics is not able to radiate out fast enough, causing the internal temperatures to rise. Temperatures above 104F not only will cause readout faults, but will reduce the life of the electrical components by as much as 50%. Replacing boards is horrendously expensive.
A simple cost-effective method of controlling panel temperatures is with an EXAIR Cabinet Cooler System. Using compressed air to generate refrigerated air with no moving parts, they provide maintenance free operation. Being a closed loop system, they prevent the egress of contaminants into the panel.
Give one of our application engineers a call to see how one will work for you.
Joe Panfalone
Application Engineer
Phone (513) 671-3322
Fax (513) 671-3363
Web: www.exair.com
Twitter: www.twitter.com/exair_jp
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/exair
In a conversation with my co-workers, I was explaining the accuracy of my electronic powder scale. I told them that it so sensitive that all measurements have to be made under a cover to avoid any air currents. In fact it could weigh the ink of a hand written note. Due to their disbelief, I became the butt of their jokes the rest of the afternoon. To prove my point I weighed for them a sticky note. It weighed 1.7 grains. Then I wrote “this weighs 1.7 grains” on the note and weighed it again. It weighed 1.9 grains!
We will occasionally experience similar circumstances here at work. A customer has a hard time believing a particular product will work, especially if we recommend something different than what they had in mind. In corresponding fashion that I showed the accuracy of my powder scale, we can also show the performance of EXAIR products.
EXAIR is so confident in its products that it offers a 30 day unconditional guarantee. If for any reason you are not satisfied you can return it for full credit. No salesmen here making promises that cannot be achieved. Have an application that you think one of EXAIR’s product could help you, give a call to one of our application engineers. They are not salesmen and will be up front with you as to whether or not it will work. If they cannot help you, they will do their best to direct you to a company that can.
Joe Panfalone
Application Engineer
Phone (513) 671-3322
Fax (513) 671-3363
Web: www.exair.com
Twitter: www.twitter.com/exair_jp
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/exair
