Energy efficient climate control
Rittal will exhibited a range of its innovative products that can help to reduce costs and limit damage to the environment at this year’s Drives and Controls.
Rittal will exhibited a range of its innovative products that can help to reduce costs and limit damage to the environment at this year’s Drives and Controls.
Products on display included Rittal’s TopTherm fan-and-filter unit, which incorporates diagonal fan technology so that air throughputs are maintained against greater system pressures.
Rittal’s TopTherm Blue e cooling unit incorporating EC fans, Eco-mode software and a substantially modified refrigerant circuit to deliver energy savings of up to 45% and Rittal’s TopTherm chiller, which, when used in conjunction with air/water heat exchangers, can reduce energy consumption in comparison with larger cooling unit installations.
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