Efficiently transferring electrical waste heat is an essential benefit of modern heat exchangers. However, that benefit would be largely impossible if they couldn’t effectively meet the various NEMA standards that most electrical enclosures must meet these days. As industries continue to streamline productivity and safety, meeting these standards has become increasingly more important. Fortunately, today’s… Read more »
Category: NEMA Enclosures
The Best Way to Cool a NEMA-Certified Enclosure
In general, maintaining the integrity of the air inside of an electrical enclosure is vital to preventing contamination and the hazards it can cause. For many applications, however, it’s more than good sense—it’s a requirement under safety regulations provided by the National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA). To meet those regulations, electrical enclosures that operate in areas… Read more »
Efficiently Meeting NEMA Standards for Electrical Control Panels
Developing and implementing innovative technology while sticking to precise safety and operation standards is a fine line to walk. However, it’s a necessary one not only to uphold user safety, but also to ensure the integrity of the technology being used. Among the many benefits of green energy heat exchangers, one of the greatest is… Read more »
Different Ways to Protect Electrical Enclosures from Contamination
For companies and industries to grow, they often have to venture into new territories, both geographically and technologically. To facilitate these ventures, organizations must adopt technology and equipment that is specific to each application and location, including their thermal management solutions. While ensuring that electrical control panels are properly cooled, heat exchangers also excel at… Read more »
Why NEMA Standards Are a Good Reason to Use Heat Exchangers
As the largest trade association in the United States, the National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA) issues hundreds of safety and operation standards across the industry. Among those standards, the classifications (or NEMA ratings) that are assigned to electrical enclosures describe the level of protection against contamination that each enclosure needs to safely operate in certain… Read more »