A heat transfer fluid with low electrical conductivity is essential for applications where electronics or electrical components are cooled either directly or indirectly (using a heat exchanger/cold plate) by the fluid.

In 1961, Vortec became the first company to develop technology for converting the vortex tube phenomenon into practical, effective industrial cooling solutions.

For over 65 years, Kooltronic has been a leading U.S. manufacturer of reliable, high-performance thermal management products for equipment and process cooling applications.

This article will explore the most urgent factors to consider when specifying a thermoelectric enclosure cooler. This exploration will be followed by practical “what-to-expect” knowledge.

Developed for seasonal, short-term or long-term layup, Cooling Loop Gator protects enclosed spaces, including inaccessible and recessed surfaces as well as those in direct contact with cooling water, for up to 12 months.

Access Series are designed for closed-loop cooling in electrical cabinets with space constraints that would preclude traditional refrigerant-based cooling units. 

Schneider Electric entered into an alliance partnership with Chilldyne, a supplier of liquid cooling solutions for data centers. Through the agreement, Schneider Electric will offer Chilldyne’s negative-pressure liquid cooling technology for data centers.

A collaboration between U.K.-based companies will offer integrated solutions for data center and high performance computing applications. nVent Electric’s cooling solutions, racks and enclosures enable Iceotope Technologies’ immersion cooling technologies to be deployed in data centers and other high performance computing environments.

Air conditioners offer cooling capacities within 1,000 to 21,000 BTU/hr. 

HazLoc duty vortex AC coolers are designed specifically for purged electrical enclosures in Class I, Division 2, Groups A, B, C and D locations, Class II, Division 2, Groups F and G and Class III locations.