Kooltronic Blog Topic: Heat Exchangers

In addition to helping prevent damage to heat-sensitive electrical components, a reliable thermal management system offers several significant benefits.

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Open-loop (forced ventilation) and closed-loop cooling are two of the most common methods to regulate enclosure temperatures and protect heat-sensitive equipment. Learn how to decide which cabinet cooling method is better for your application.

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The corrosive atmospheres found in wastewater and chemical processing plants can quickly deteriorate metal enclosures (and the equipment within). Learn how to protect and prolong sensitive electronic components located in harsh environments.

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As a follow-up to our last blog post, our experts have compiled another 7 tips to help keep the contents of your electrical enclosure cool, dry, and running optimally.

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These 7 cooling tips will help you configure your electrical enclosure to run cool and dry from the beginning, ensuring efficient and reliable system operation for many years.

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Kooltronic, Inc. of Pennington, NJ, has rolled out a new self-service e-commerce feature that offers customers the convenience of purchasing spare/replacement parts and filters online.

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If a reliable supply of clean water is available, then a water-to-air heat exchanger can be the ideal solution for cooling applications within extreme contaminant or high-temperature environments. Learn how these units work, and understand the benefits one can expect when using a water-to-air heat exchanger.

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An air-to-air heat exchanger can be an efficient and cost-effective choice for certain enclosure cooling applications. But how, exactly, do they work? Knowing how these units operate can help you decide if they are right for your equipment cooling needs.

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Without integrated thermal management, batteries and other renewable energy storage system (ESS) components may overheat and eventually malfunction. Learn how enclosure cooling can improve the energy storage capacities and remote monitoring capabilities of today's advanced energy storage systems.

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While most people enjoy golf, baseball games, and fresh veggies at summertime cookouts, few consider the one thing they may have in common – a water irrigation system.

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The National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA) has set standards, or ratings, for the various types of electrical enclosures commonly used in industrial and other applications. It is important to have a good understanding of these NEMA enclosure ratings, especially when choosing a compatible enclosure cooling solution.

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Excess heat can destroy the sensitive electronic components housed within control cabinets and electrical enclosures. Overlooking this issue, or waiting to address the enclosure heat problem can prove to be a costly mistake.

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Having a general understanding of these common enclosure cooling terms will simplify the task of finding a thermal management solution.

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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.

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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

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When discussing cooling options, heat exchangers are a product that is often overlooked. The reason for this is many people are

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Thinking about thermal management early in the electrical enclosure design process can save a lot of trouble and expense later. Read these 10 enclosure cooling considerations to learn how you can avoid problems and save time and money.

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