Print

Cooling units with output class

Published:  20 March, 2018

rittal2.jpgRITTAL says its Blue e+ cooling units are acknowledged as the most efficient of their kind on the market and independent tests have shown they are 75% more energy efficient than previous cooling solutions. On the back of this success, the company says it is now extending the Blue e+ range and the new unit to be launched in the first quarter of 2018 will provide an output class as low as 1.6 kW, extending the existing range of between 2 to 6kW.

“This new unit is an important milestone for the Blue e+ cooling unit range and is designed to increase the flexibility of our offering and meet a growing need for compact cooling units for efficient enclosure climate control,” explains Karl Lycett, product manager for climate.

w: www.rittal.co.uk / www.friedhelm-loh-group.com

Click here for the full unedited version of the release as provided by the company

Related Articles

  • Transmission of data  

    RITTAL says capturing, transmitting and processing data lies at the heart of what has been dubbed “the fourth industrial revolution” and continues it’s one of the reasons why cutting-edge connectivity has become so important in factories and similar environments to facilitate new, smarter ways of working, such as predictive maintenance.

  • Humidity’s hidden impact 

    The UK is once again facing some recording-breaking temperatures this summer. And so the main question on everyone’s minds will soon be, how do we keep our workplaces cool and comfortable, without wasting money, energy or resources? It’s a question that comes up every year. Humidity Solutions spoke to PWE to give some inside info on how to keep your environment cool by remembering one important factor – humidity.

  • Elite Pro Unit Heaters 

    COMBAT HEATING SOLUTIONS, a leading European developer and manufacturer of energy efficient warm air heating and radiant systems, has introduced its range of Elite Pro Unit Heaters, Models EPU 30-115kW, one of the most effective energy reduction technologies available on the market.

  • Industries must adopt pragmatic approach 

    Industries across Europe must adopt a pragmatic approach to future alternative fuels to make progress with decarbonisation, energy solutions provider Aggreko has said.

  • Pioneering collaboration agreement with the University of Birmingham 

    Vital Energi has announced it has signed a collaboration agreement with the University of Birmingham to develop and commercialise a range of innovative thermal storage solutions, which will help accelerate decarbonisation within the heating and cooling sector.

Sign up for the PWE newsletter

Latest issue

To view a digital copy of the latest issue of Plant & Works Engineering, click here.

View the past issue archive here.

To subscribe to the journal please click here.

Poll

"How is your manufacturing business preparing for a net Zero target?"






Twitter