When used with an SR-54 Series programmable temperature controller, the Tunnel Series thermoelectric cooler assemblies provides precise temperature control with condensation protection for applications below dew point.
When applied in a typical air handling unit (AHU), a Rosenberg ECFanGrid offers excellent possibilities to optimize all available floor space. An ECFanGrid is commonly used in application that require cost-effective, high performance cooling like data centers.
Seifert’s SlimLine Series of enclosure air conditioners integrate unique technologies to maximize the power to size ratio. The slimmest air conditioner in the market, the SlimLine Series has a cooling capacity of 1,090 to 5,120 Btu/hr.
Designed to reduce power consumption by up to 50% in a variety of AC fan applications, electronically commutated (EC) fans from Orion Fans offer a significantly lower‑power, energy‑efficient cooling solution. The AC‑input fans utilize a brushless DC motor and incorporate voltage transformation within the motor for significantly lower power consumption. For custom requirements, dual‑speed EC fans can be programmed at the factory to deliver even more power savings.
The HYTEC‐100 is designed to control the relative humidity inside of enclosures and electrical panels. The HYTEC‐100 starts the heater in order to avoid formation of condensation in enclosures designed to protect electronic circuits, preventing the absorption of moisture by electrical and electronic components inside of the enclosure.
The new Danfoss ADAP-KOOL® Case Controls Solution for food retail applications drives down cost and takes user friendliness to the next level with a new smartphone app that simplify design, installation, service, and use.
High-end machine vision imaging systems require active cooling to ensure optimal image resolution. The HiTemp ET Series Peltier thermoelectric cooler from Laird Thermal Systems is designed to keep sensors cool and operating at peak performance in machine vision applications.
On the heels of their strategic partnership, Rittal, a global systems provider of IT infrastructure as well as industrial solutions, and ZutaCore, a waterless, two-phase, liquid cooling company, have announced the first Rittal HPC Cooled-by-ZutaCore solutions. First, is a rear-door-air (RDA) solution, part of Rittal’s LCP system portfolio. It is compact, therefore saves valuable rack space as all of the liquid cooling components are incorporated directly into the rear door.
ABB has recently launched a new Smart Temperature Monitoring Relay, which aims to meet different customer needs with just one versatile device. Innovations include an LCD screen that provides status updates and readings with a single glance and Near Field Communication (NFC) that enables users to adjust settings with one touch of a smartphone, making installation around 80 percent faster and more intuitive than ever before.
With its EB 2.0 L series, production safety specialist Pfannenberg has developed six chillers with high-quality equipment that are tailored to the advanced cooling requirements of compact industrial applications. As of now, the new series replaces and extends the devices of the previous EB Large series. Apart from a higher cooling performance, the new devices are provided with various additional features such as hydraulic safety equipment, filter monitoring and remote-controlled ON/OFF switch.
Yokogawa Test & Measurement Corporation announces that it has developed the AQ6377 optical spectrum analyzer and will release it on January 16. The AQ6377 is a benchtop analyzer that employs the dispersive spectroscopy technique to measure the optical spectra of laser light in the 1.9–5.5 μm wavelength range with high accuracy, wide dynamic range, and high resolution. The support of measurements in the 5-μm band is an industry first for instruments of this type.
Emerson recently announced its ENERGY STAR certified Sensi smart thermostats are now compatible with SmartThings’ home automation platform, with the completion of the company’s ‘Works with SmartThings’ (WWST) certification.
Schneider Electric has announced the creation of the industry’s first commercially-available integrated rack with chassis-based, immersive liquid cooling. Optimized for compute-intensive applications, the solution combines a high-powered GPU server with Iceotope’s liquid cooling technology to increase energy efficiency. Avnet integrates the liquid-cooled server with Schneider Electric’s NetShelter liquid-cooled enclosure system for simple deployment into data centers or edge computing environments.
Laird Thermal Systems has expanded its SuperCool Series product offering with the development of three high performance ultra-compact Peltier cooler assemblies. The refrigerant-free SuperCool Peltier cooler assembly increases cooling performance in a new, smaller form factor.
The AxiForce tubeaxial fans are the latest generation of fans from ebm-papst, delivering more power with less noise. They are used in industrial applications and to cool electronics and telecommunications power modules.
