Kooltronic Blog Topic: Air Conditioners

Kiosks typically contain sensitive electronics that include CPUs, printers and LCD touch-screens. In most applications, when a kiosk is located indoors, auxiliary cooling is not required. The small amount of heat produced inside a typical kiosk is dissipated by convection. However, if the conditions yield slightly elevated temperatures near the upper limits of acceptability, the addition of an air moving device, such as a fan, is an inexpensive method for dissipating the heat.

Cooling Basics, Air Conditioners, Fans and Blowers, Heat Exchangers, Kiosk Cooling

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When cooling an electrical enclosure, the airflow is an important factor to consider. However, to add to the complexity, different cooling products use air differently.Here is a "must know" concept to ensure success for your application. In order to make this distinction, it’s important to know the difference between open and closed-loop cooling, and why one system may be the better option for a specific application

Cooling Basics, Air Conditioners, Fans and Blowers, Heat Exchangers

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It is generally recommended that enclosures housing sensitive electronic components have a cooling unit installed to ensure trouble-free operation and a long lifespan. In the past, the maintenance procedure involved..

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Don't assume the air you plan to utilize is clean enough to use traditional methods. These questions will help guide you to a successful installation.

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Heat producing components currently used in electronic and industrial equipment enclosures present the problem of dissipating the heat generated before damage

Cooling Basics, Air Conditioners, Fans and Blowers, Heat Exchangers

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