Industrial air-conditioner cooling units often are used for cooling sealed enclosures. Yet, a cooler ambient environment could be used to help cool a warm electrical enclosure. 

The popularity of enclosure coolers has grown exponentially in the last 40 years. The implementation of more sophisticated electrical equipment in industrial applications led to a demand for a more effective method to control enclosure internal temperatures.

The miniaturization of high powered electronics — and the requisite component density that entails — have led engineers to explore cooling methods of increasing complexity. 

Tunnel Series offers cooling capacities exceeding 100 W. Available in standard and custom configurations, the thermoelectric assemblies offer a compact form factor that fits inside analytical and medical instrumentation with tight space constraints.

Corrosion-resistant Type 316 side-mount kits make the mounting of a NEMA 4X cabinet cooler possible when an electrical enclosure has limited space on the top or side.

ProtEX Vortex A/C, certified for Zones 1 and 21, is suited for industrial facilities with hazardous locations that require ATEX certification. Models 8115, 8125, 8135 and 8170 are certified to the latest EN ISO 80079-36:2016 standard and meet the needs of industrial processors requiring safe enclosure cooling in hazardous locations. 

Numerous studies have tested and shown that modern industrial electrical and electronic components — from switches and timers to PLCs and AC drives/inverters — operate most reliably and have the longest service life when the temperatures they are subjected to are kept at or below the manufacturer-specified rating.

Prewired to ease installation, Vortex AC can be operational in minutes to quickly cool sensitive electronics and controls. 

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The AHP-2259 Series automatically accepts 90 to 264 VRMS input. No adjustments are required to be made by the end user.