Kooltronic Blog Topic: Maintenance

Getting the Most Out of Your Enclosure Cooling Unit

You can ensure optimal product performance and long service life with periodic filter maintenance. Plus, routine filter replacement offers a number of additional benefits. Click to learn more.

Cooling Basics, Air Conditioners, Maintenance

Kooltronic Adds New E-Commerce Feature Enabling Online Purchase of Replacement Parts and Filters

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.

Air Conditioners, Fans and Blowers, Heat Exchangers, Maintenance, News & Announcements

Electrical Enclosure Heaters - The Cure For Condensation

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

11 Best Practices That Should Be Expected From Your Air Conditioner Manufacturer

Reliability and avoiding downtime are some of the most important goals for any electrical enclosure application. To achieve this, enclosure cooling devices that are used need to protect equipment from the adverse temperatures and conditions that are encountered. In order for this to be accomplished, there are several best practices that customers should expect to receive from their specialized air conditioner manufacturer to ensure they are receiving the highest quality product.

Cooling Basics, Maintenance

The Secret Accessory to Use When Replacing Your Existing Air Conditioner

In most industrial environments, a properly applied enclosure air conditioner can last 15 years or longer. Like all mechanical devices however it will eventual need replacement. Once the existing air conditioner has reached its end-of-life cycle (or has been damaged), typically maintenance technicians or the end user prefer to replace the unit with an identical model as the original air conditioner. In many cases the unit is still available; this makes the replacement process fairly easy, as cutouts and bolt patterns remain the same. However, what happens when an exact replacement is not available?

Cooling Basics, Air Conditioners, Maintenance