PostedJune 24, 2016

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Many of the of electrical control equipment failures around the world are caused by overheating, most of them attributed to improper cooling of the enclosure. For a business, this means incurring unexpected costs associated with frequent maintenance, component failure, downtime for spare parts, and in some cases, the replacement of the entire system.

Fortunately, this added cost, which can range from tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of dollars, can be avoided with a little foresight of enclosure temperature control.

In this white paper, you will learn:

- How to identify producers of electrical equipment damage
- Potential issues caused by high or low temperature
- The effect of humidity on enclosure equipment
- What a temperature control system can do to help

PostedJune 24, 2016

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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 so you can learn how to:

- Protect sensitive electrical equipment in harsh water treatment environments
- Maintain your system
- Select the right enclosure cooling solution
- Troubleshoot temperature control issues

Choosing the right enclosure cooling solution, sizing it correctly, and maintaining it properly, will protect valuable equipment, save money, reduce downtime, and ultimately ensure the safety and purity of the clean water flowing from the plant

PostedMarch 25, 2016

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Consider these tips before purchasing your electrical enclosure air conditioner.

Although the selection of an air conditioner for cooling an electrical enclosure may appear to be a relatively simple task, there are a number of criteria that need to be considered to ensure a good fit between the air conditioner selected and the requirements of the application.

This guide provides designers and maintenance staff with a number of practical tips to use in their evaluation and selection of enclosure air conditioners.
The guide will give you tips on:

Technical Features
Environmental Aspects
Special Requirements
Manufacturer Considerations