What is a cabinet cooler & panel cooler?

Exair Cabinet coolers and panel coolers produce cold air from compressed air with no moving parts. Our cabinet coolers have cooling capacities for large and small control panels.

How does a cabinet cooler work?

Cabinet Coolers incorporate a vortex tube to produce cold air from compressed air - with no moving parts. Cabinet Cooler can be installed in minutes through a standard electrical knockout. NEMA 12, 4 and 4X Cabinet Coolers that match the NEMA rating of the enclosure are available in many cooling capacities for large and small control panels.

What is an electrical cabinet cooling thermostat?

The electrical cabinet cooling thermostat model maintains tight control on the temperature setpoint of +/- 3 deg F. Vortex electric enclosure cooling systems are available in cooling capacities ranging from 400 BTU/hr to 5000 BTU/hr.

What is an enclosure cooling unit?

Enclosure cooling units are used for cooling down small enclosures and panels where heat generated by electrical devices would otherwise build up. They allow heat to be evacuated from electrical equipment cabinets and are nanoceramic coated for use without a filter in dry, dusty environments. This allows lengthy intervals to be left between cleans.

Do electrical cabinets need a cooling system?

The cooling of enclosures and cabinets is a common application in many factories. Often electrical cabinets need to be kept cool in a hot factory to ensure that they continue to operate effectively. Often, if the factory setting is a dirty or wet environment, the deployment of air conditioning units can be problematic.

Why should you use a cabinet cooler?

Another advantage of using cabinet coolers is that the enclosure remains at a slightly positive pressure which helps keep it dust free as well. ASK LES - When Do Vortex Panel Coolers Make Sense? Vortex tube cabinet coolers that use compressed air to create cool air streams used for cooling electrical cabinets in tough environments.