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Roof-mounted fans

Published:  16 August, 2016

Rittal_Roof_mounted_fans_RESIZED.jpgRittal reports it has launched a new range of roof-mounted fans which deliver superior efficiency, flexibility, protection and ease of use. Rittal says the new range is designed to reduce the costs associated with operation, installation and maintenance while better protecting the installed equipment that they are required to cool.

Running costs are reduced as radial fans, together with optimised air routing, serve to maximise the installed air throughput and minimise energy consumption. The fan performs effectively against pressure in a housing that has been developed to reduce resistance to air flow to a minimum. Despite an air path with low resistance, the fans can protect the components inside the panel to an ingress protection (IP) category of IP 55.

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