We have just found out that four of our new problem solving products have been nominated for Plant Engineering’s Product of the Year (Please Vote for us HERE). The first candidate I would like to showcase is in the Automation & Controls category. The Electronic Temperature Control for Dual Cabinet Cooler Systems effectively turn the compressed air supply to the Cabinet Coolers on and off as needed to maintain a constant temperature inside of a hot enclosure. Using the air intermittently to maintain a specific temperature is the most efficient way to operate.
The ETC Dual Cabinet Cooler Systems work in conjunction with EXAIR’s UL listed Cabinet Cooler Systems which provide cooling for your electrical enclosures without the use of refrigerant based coolants or fans. The Cabinet Cooler Systems utilize a compressed air driven Vortex Tube which uses compressed air. This cold compressed air is exhausted into the enclosure which results in a cool working environment for your electronics. Warm air from inside the enclosure is vented safely back out of the cabinet through built in exhausts and the compressed air is only utilized when the internal air temperature reaches the digitally set temperature on the ETC.
Another added benefit of the ETC on the Cabinet Cooler system is the real time readout of the internal air temperature of your enclosures. This is on top of the push button set point which will give you a +/-2°F ambient temperature inside of your enclosure.
The ETC Dual Cabinet Cooler Systems are designed for larger heat loads ranging from 3,400 BTU/hr. to 5,600 BTU/hr. The units are available in NEMA 12, NEMA 4, and NEMA 4X ratings. This means whether you are in a fairly clean environment or a dirty, hot, muggy environment, EXAIR has you covered.
If you would like to discuss either the ETC or the Cabinet Cooler Systems, please contact an Application Engineer. If you would like to vote for our products, please check out the Plant Engineering Product of the Year page here.
Brian Farno
Application Engineer Manager
BrianFarno@EXAIR.com
@EXAIR_BF