Guide To Suppliers

If you’re a design engineer or an operator in charge of vital outdoor technology which is dependent on automation and IT equipment (such as servers, UPS batteries, PLCs, and inverter drives), then you’ll need to ensure that all this equipment is sufficiently protected. This protection will be provided by an enclosure, but it’s important to select one that suits both your application and its location.

Rittal is expanding its smart cooling unit solutions by adding the new Blue e+ S range. Our latest generation of cooling units, with their lower output categories of 300, 500, and 1,000 W, have been designed for efficiency, ensuring a smaller footprint and lower costs – just like their “bigger brothers.” So, it’s a win-win both for users and for our future.

Every year, there is a battle of two forces. The immovable object comes upon the unstoppable force in a war of attrition. The rising temperature vs your electrical equipment: who will win?

When NU-Design Limited, a marine electrical services business based in Peterhead, Aberdeenshire, Scotland needed help in the designing of a very specific control centre specification, the company’s engineers contacted Rittal UK.

Outdoor enclosures, the ones you see beside the road, on the pavement, trackside on the railways, the ones you walk past every day without giving them a second thought, these metal boxes, more often than not, contain highly critical equipment that is fundamental to our everyday life.

Almost without exception, industrial environments are hostile spaces for electrical equipment: their components don’t react well to high levels of moisture, dust, and heat in the atmosphere.

In this latest whitepaper, Rittal can take you through how to reduce the risk of potential downtime whilst still meeting the IT world’s future demands.

IT professionals are coming under increasing time pressure and managing increasingly complex systems. With its new TX CableNet, Rittal is accelerating network cabling.