Kooltronic Blog Topic: Kiosk Cooling

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.

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

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Many companies are adopting smart lockers as a convenient and secure solution for contactless pick-up of everything from groceries to electronics. Learn how supplemental thermal management can help ensure successful operation and satisfied customers.

Air Conditioners, Fans and Blowers, Kiosk Cooling

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The new Access Series Enclosure Air Conditioners are specially designed for closed-loop cooling in space-limited applications such as kiosks, ATMs, and smaller electrical cabinets. Access Series AC units feature a remarkably thin 5-inch depth, versatile mounting options, and a cooling capacity of 2,000 BTU/H.

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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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Condensation can be problematic for any successful electrical enclosure installation. Luckily there is a way to prevent condensation, and protect sensitive electronic equipment.

Air Conditioners, Kiosk Cooling, Maintenance

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One notable factor that can negatively impact a successful enclosure installation is heat, which can come from electrical components, ambient air and other sources. Knowing these electrical panel cooling secrets can help you to protect your enclosure installation and the sensitive equipment inside.

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

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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.

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

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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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