If your business relies upon sophisticated electronics, it is common to build a series of enclosures that keep them safe. Your electrical cabinets help keep away water that damages sensitive circuits as well as critters that love to nest and chew on wiring. But by closing off your electronics from the greater environment, the waste heat they generate stays close by. To prevent this situation from overheating and causing significant harm, you should plan a system that brings your temperatures into a desirable range. This is where our team can help plan a set of air-to-air ambient coolers that attach to your cabinet and transfer waste heat to a safer location.
At Noren Thermal Solutions, we have been helping businesses like yours safeguard their equipment from overheating for over 55 years. By designing a custom thermal management system, we can ensure your equipment is protected while you focus on the areas of your business that are your expertise. We combine extensive consulting services with an array of custom products that can address almost any equipment configuration. By learning more about the benefits of ambient cooling, you can feel assured that your electronics are in good hands!
Protecting Electronic Equipment By Managing Temperature Exchange In Your Cabinets
Electrical enclosures play a critical part in safeguarding your business from a variety of environmental hazards that can destroy costly equipment. As businesses rely on more and more sophisticated electrical equipment, circuits, and chipboards, any physical harm that affects one part of your system can bring the rest to a stop. Water damage can instantly fry entire machines for example, so you install cabinets to wall off your sensitive equipment. Because this cuts off the free flow of air throughout the greater building your equipment resides in, you risk overheating without providing a thermal transfer solution.
Using Ambient Cooling Units To Transfer Waste Heat
We can design an air-to-air system that reduces your energy costs compared to a traditional air conditioning unit. By working with our consultants, we can design units that take into account the size, number, and configuration of your electrical enclosures. We offer both flush-mount units and drop-in units to accomplish this task. Flush-mount coolers attach simply to the side of an enclosure while a drop-in unit connects to its top. When you install a set of these heat exchangers, temperatures transfer through the air far away from your chipsets. This helps you prevent an overheating situation while staying online.
Speak With The Team At Noren About Safeguarding Your Enclosures
We look forward to helping you handle the waste heat of your electrical cabinets. To learn more about this method for protecting electronic equipment from overheating, speak with a member of our team today at Noren Thermal Solutions at (512) 595-5700.