Guide To Suppliers

The 2017 Industrial Strategy document from the UK Government “Building Britain fit for the future” states, “The world will need 60 percent more food by 2050 to allow us to feed 9 billion people, while demand for water is expected to rise by 20 percent in the agriculture sector alone. For this to be possible, the way we produce our food needs to be significantly more efficient and sustainable.”

The new Rittal VX25 large enclosure system supports the control and switchgear engineering industry on the path toward Industry 4.0.

After 5 years’ of development, Rittal unveils a new, large enclosure system that meets the needs of increased productivity in control and switchgear manufacturing.

Rittal After Sales Service offers tailor-made, fast response, service packages, direct from the manufacturer, worldwide, and around the clock.

Rittal Automation Systems is now offering new and improved machines and tools that will help automate or part-automate previously time-consuming activities.

Rittal’s IoT interface allows continuous communication from the sensor to the cloud, plus connections to super-ordinate monitoring or energy management systems.

All electrical components inside control enclosures generate heat and this heat needs to be efficiently dissipated from the enclosures to protect them against excessive temperatures. But an active climate control solution such as a cooling unit is not always needed.

The Rittal Edge Datacentre is a turn-key, pre-configured solution based on standardised infrastructure and is paving the way for Industry 4.0 applications.