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Climate Control
Product O
P d t Overviewi




Product Management, Rev 3
     December 2009
Why climate control?

               Common Causes of Electrical/Electronic Equipment Failure
       Name/Department of author
                                    Vibration
                                      21%




                               Humidity                                      Heat
                                 16%                                         57%



                                          Dust
                                           6%


Climate Control Overview                         Product Management, Rev 3          2
Why climate control?

                                                          Reduction of the service life according to Arrhenius' law
•       Components generate heat
        (
        (heat loss Qv) )
                                                                                                   Integrated
•       Service life of components is                                                                circuits

        reduced when temperature is too high




                                                                      ars]
•       Examples include:




                                                          Lifetime [yea
                                                                                                   Electrol.
           Transformers                                                                          condenser


           Controls
           Frequency converters




                                                          L
           Servers and network technology
           Electrolytic capacitors



                                                           Component temperature [°C]
              The challenge:
              A growing number of products needs climate control
               Energy demand
    Climate Control Overview           Product Management, Rev 3                                         3
Find the right climate control product:
   definition f k
   d fi iti of key parameters
                            t
  Ta (°C/°F):              Maximum ambient temperature

  Ti (°C/°F):
     (°C/°F)               Required i t
                           R    i d internal t
                                           l temperature (
                                                     t    (operating
                                                                ti
                           temp of most sensitive electronics)

  A (m2/ft2):              Effective enclosure surface
                           area per standard:
                           VDE 0660 part 500

  k (W/m2C):               Enclosure overall heat transfer
                           coefficient (“k-coefficient“)

  Qv (W):
     ( )                   Heat loss from electronics

  Qs (W):                  Heat dissapated (Ti>Tu) or absorbed
                           (Tu>Ti) through the enclosure surface
  Qe (W):                  Required cooling output
Climate Control Overview                Product Management, Rev 3      4
Find the right climate control product

     Required cooling capacity of climate control product
     Qe (W)                =        Qv – k • A • T
     T                =        (Ti - Ta)
     ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
     Example:              enclosure with area of 52 ft2 = 4.82 m2

     Given:                Painted Carbon Steel
                           Ta = 30°C (Maximum ambient temperature)
                           Ti = 40°C (Maximum enclosure internal temperature)
                           Heat load of components: 1000 W (Sum of All heat loss
                           of components – drives, PLCs)
     Qe (W or BTU)         = 1000 W - 5.5(W/m2C) * (4.82 m2) * (40°C - 30°C)
                           = 735 W = 2500 BTU        ( q
                                                     (Required cooling capacity)
                                                                     g p      y)

Climate Control Overview             Product Management, Rev 3              5
Find the right climate control product:
   Rittal Sizing Software Th
   Ritt l Si i S ft       Therm 5.14
                                 5 14
 Program calculates:

 • Exact area of enclosure surfaces

 • Amount of heat dissipated to the environment

 • The resulting required cooling capacity
                                                                       4
 • The temperature inside the enclosure with climate
   control measures

 Program generates:

 • A proposal for all possible alternatives to solve your
   particular enclosure climate control requirements.

 • You can then decide which is the optimum
   solution for you application.

 Download at www.rittal-corp.com  Software

Climate Control Overview               Product Management, Rev 3   6
Product Overview

   Air Conditioners (TopTherm Plus)

   Filter Fans

  Pagoda Fans
   Pagoda

   Panel Heaters

   Air/Air Heat Exchangers

   Air/Water Heat Exchangers

   Global Services

Climate Control Overview   Product Management, Rev 3   7
Climate Control Application Chart




Climate Control Overview   Product Management, Rev 3   8
Wallmount TopTherm Air Conditioners

• Cooling range from 860 to 16,840 BTU
(rated at Ti 131ºF/TA 131ºF)

     • Customer benefit: uniform
       mounting cut-outs for different
       performance categories
     • All three-phase current units are
       suitable for an operating voltage
       of 400V/50Hz and 460V/60Hz.
     • Customer benefit: no
       additional transformer needed
     • Available in carbon and
       stainless steel
       (both rated UL Type 12)
     • Made in US

 Climate Control Overview           Product Management, Rev 3   9
Wallmount TopTherm Air Conditioners

   Three Possible Types of Mounting with the same unit




     External Mounting     Partial Internal Mounting      Internal Mounting


Climate Control Overview      Product Management, Rev 3                 10
Roofmount TopTherm Air Conditioners

Capacities from 1,580 to 18,435 BTU/hr
(rated at Ti 131ºF/TA 131ºF)

     •     3-Phase
           3 Phase models (3386/3387) with dual
           voltage 460V/60Hz and 400V/50Hz for
           global applications
     •     Customer benefit: no expensive special
                                   expensive,
           transformer solution is required
     •     3-phase models -> higher energy efficiency
           than 1 phase models of competition (due
                1-phase
           to lower starting current)
     •     Available in carbon and stainless steel
           (both rated UL Type 12)
     •     Made in US



 Climate Control Overview           Product Management, Rev 3   11
Roofmount TopTherm Air Conditioners


•   Air routing external circuit
     •    Air intake at the front, air exit to the side and to the rear panel;
                              front
          optional: air exit to the top.
         - Customer benefit: no limits regarding position of the enclosure and
           cooling units
                   units.




Climate Control Overview              Product Management, Rev 3                  12
Roofmount TopTherm Air Conditioners

•     Only 3 frame sizes, resulting in only three
      cut out sizes for the entire product range
      Customer benefit: uniform mounting cut-outs
      for different power categories
•     Simple rectangular cut-outs for quick, cost
          p          g                q    ,
      effective installation
•     No need to drill holes, mountings tabs
      included for quick installation
•     Pre-cut roof panels available for TS-8
      enclosure available as an accessory
•     Adapter plates to exchange old generation
      ACs thru RTT


Climate Control Overview        Product Management, Rev 3   13
Roofmount TopTherm Air Conditioners

•   Electronic parts are housed in the protected and cooled internal
    circuit and are thus insensitive to dirty ambient air such as conductive dust,
    oil etc.
     il t
    - Customer benefit: higher safety of the electronic components even in
      rough industrial environments




Climate Control Overview          Product Management, Rev 3                   14
Roofmount TopTherm Air Conditioners

     Well structured internal technical design.

     -C t
      Customer b benefit: easy exchange of fans and electronic components for
                      fit         h      ff       d l t i              t f
      servicing purposes without dismantling the units




Climate Control Overview        Product Management, Rev 3                15
Roofmount TopTherm Air Conditioners


Only 4 filter sizes for all unit types.
     -C t
      Customer b
               benefits: th number of spare parts is reduced.
                   fit the     b    f          t i     d   d




Climate Control Overview            Product Management, Rev 3   16
TopTherm Basic and Comfort Controller


BASIC and COMFORT Controller version
Features of both versions:
F t       f b th     i
• Three voltage options: 115 V, 230 V, 400/460 V 3~
• Integrated start-up delay and door limit switch function
             start up
• Icing protection function
• Monitoring of all motors
• Phase monitoring for three-phase units
 (Phase loss detection)




Climate Control Overview       Product Management, Rev 3     17
TopTherm Basic and Comfort Controller

BASIC                                           COMFORT
• Visualization of the operating status         •   Digital temperature display and visualization of
                                                    the current enclosure internal temperature
  by a LED display
• Switching temperature hysteresis: 5 K         •   All system and fault messages on display
  (temperature switching differential)          •   System alarm, individually configurable for 2
                                                    floating fault signal contacts (e.g. over
• Floating fault signal contact in case of          temperature,
                                                    temperature compressor overload or refrigerant
  over temperature                                  high pressure alarm)
• Set-point adjustable from the outside         •   Condensate sensor and alarm
  by a potentiometer
                                                •   Set point
                                                    Set-point programming via keypad or diagnosis
                                                    software (RiDiag)
                                                •   Switching temperature hysteresis: 2-10 K
                                                    (preset 5 K)
                                                •   Storage of all system states in the log file
                                                •   Optional extension card for integration into
                                                    remote monitoring systems
                                                •   Master l
                                                    M t slave operation possible f up t 10 ACs
                                                                   ti       ibl for   to   AC
Climate Control Overview              Product Management, Rev 3                              18
UL Type 4X Air Conditioners



 • W ll mount units f
   Wall     t it from 2 100 BTU
                      2,100 BTUs
 through 12,000 BTU
 • Excellent for food and beverage
 industries (wash down
 ind stries ( ash do n applications)
 • Good for harsh environments
 • Excellent for process industries
                 p
 • 304 stainless steel
 • Available with Comfort and Basic
 Controller




Climate Control Overview          Product Management, Rev 3   19
Rating of Air Conditioners



  Cooling
performance
                                                                      Internal
[W or BTU]                                                          temperature
                           Qk                                            °C


                                                                   Ti

                                             Ta
                                Ambient temperature ºC
                                                     C
Climate Control Overview               Product Management, Rev 3           20
Rating differences
    • US climate control is rated and labeled at the maximum operating temperature of the
     unit, e.g. 131°F/131°F
    • IEC/TR 60 890 and DIN 3168 rates at 95°F/95°F (which is a more realistic point)




Climate Control Overview             Product Management, Rev 3                      21
Rating differences




Climate Control Overview   Product Management, Rev 3   22
TopTherm Basic and Comfort Controller

RiDiag program for comfort control
 Diagnosis software for fault message analysis




Climate Control Overview       Product Management, Rev 3   23
TopTherm Plus Features




                      Rittal TopTherm Plus Air Conditioners

                      Rittal air conditioners now include nano coated
                      condenser coils and an integrated condensate
                      evaporator* as standard components in all Rittal
                      cooling units

                      * All roof-mount ACs and all wall-mount ACs with 3,620
                      BTU and higher


Climate Control Overview                   Product Management, Rev 3           24
TopTherm Plus: Nanotechnology


     Operation in dusty environment – example: Audi, Ingolstadt Germany




      Condenser coil
      C d         il                                   Condenser coil (close-up)


     Cooling unit with RiNano: helps to extend maintenance intervals

Climate Control Overview             Product Management, Rev 3                     25
TopTherm Plus: Nanotechnology

  Results of the scanning electron microscope at 100.000-times
  enlargement

  Uncoated surface                                                      RiNano coated surface




Porous structure which mainly consists of aluminum             Smooth, very plain upper layer without cracks. Content
oxide (Al - 35.8%) and Oxygen (O - 58%).                       Oxygen (O - 30.6%) and Carbon (C – 61.8%). Due to
                                                               the carbon content the surface gets smoother and
                                                               harder.



 Climate Control Overview                      Product Management, Rev 3                                   26
TopTherm Plus: Nanotechnology


Benefits:
• Clean heat exchangers
• Longer maintenance intervals
• No loss of cooling capacity
• Greater energy efficiency
• E i t clean (no solvents needed)
  Easier to l

Climate Control Overview   Product Management, Rev 3   27
TopTherm Plus: Condensate Management



     Integrated condensate evaporation allows
     unit to evaporate several ounces per day.


     Properly sealed enclosures will
     P     l     l d    l        ill
     completely discharge of accumulated
     condensation



        Note:

        To protect enclosures against a high
        level of condensation a special
        safety overflow system is included.

Climate Control Overview          Product Management, Rev 3   28
TopTherm Plus: Condensate Management


Benefits:
• Thermal output is adjusted automatically thru
  the PTC technology
• Evaporator capacity: approx 3 4oz/h (100 ml/h)
                       approx. 3.4oz/h
• Energy efficient (20 W min/130 W max)
• Safe use: No condensate drips onto the factory floor
  (no puddles/no risks of slipping/accidents).
• No need to empty the condensate collecting bottles
• No time-consuming laying of condensate hoses required



Climate Control Overview     Product Management, Rev 3    29
Thermoelectric Cooler – now available


 Small (16” x 5” x 6”) lightweight
 (6lbs!)
 Ideal for HMI applications
 efficient (60% more efficient then
 other thermal electric coolers)
 Works using the Peltier effect
 100 W / 341 BTU/hr of cooling
 capacity
 Multiple voltages:
       24 VDC or
       100-240 (with integrated power supply)

Climate Control Overview           Product Management, Rev 3   30
Thermoelectric Cooler – now available


 Can be mounted in any direction
 (horizontal or vertical)
 Can be used as modular system due
 to small size
 External or internal mounting possible
 No compressor so very low vibration
 and low noise
 Designed to meet IP 54 / NEMA 12




Climate Control Overview     Product Management, Rev 3   31
Filter Fans


- Air Displacement of 12 to 412 cfm
- Foam in place gasket allows for quick
  TYPE 12 (IP 54) sealing against the
  enclosure
- F t assembly with snap-in mounting up
  Fast       bl ith      i      ti
  to 14 gauge
- all models with EMC shielding available
- all models come with filter mat (10 micron
  filtration), mounting template and are
  ready for installation
- easily reverse the airflow from blowing
  (standard) to extracting by rotating the fan
  motor by 180º

Climate Control Overview          Product Management, Rev 3   32
Filter Fans


- Plastic louvers made from strong (ABS-
  FR), self-extinguishing
  FR) self extinguishing (UL 94 VO)
  material that acts as screen to protect
  against sparks exiting the enclosure (ARC
  FLASH)
- Achieve TYPE 3R rating with additional
  hose-proof hoods in carbon or stainless
  steel
- Reliable and quiet ball bearing fans with
  integrated finger guard
- UR, CSA, CE
    ,    ,




Climate Control Overview         Product Management, Rev 3   33
Pagoda Fans




 Contains one built-in fan
 Removes warm air from enclosure
 Installs to the top of an enclosure
 High air displacement and low noise
 Available as vent only




  Climate Control Overview          Product Management, Rev 3   34
Panel Heaters




   10W to 1,000W thermal output
   Panel mount
   DIN rail mount
   Protect electronics from
    temperature swings
   Condensation protection




Climate Control Overview      Product Management, Rev 3   35
New Panel Heater Line – coming soon



  10W to 800W thermal output (
                          p (10
   models)
  Energy-optimised design based on
           y
   CFD analysis
  Improved thermal output with
   identical dimensions compared to
   previous line
  Use of modern energy saving PTC
   technology
  With Heat Flow Design Cover
    efficient and uniform distribution
   of heat (chimney effect)


Climate Control Overview          Product Management, Rev 3   36
New Panel Heater Line – coming soon



  Easy assembly of the heater
      y        y
       – Rapid assembly system for 35
         mm top-hat rails or
       – Direct assembly on mounting
                       y           g
         plate)



  Quick connecting terminal for power
   supply (no additional terminals
   required)




Climate Control Overview         Product Management, Rev 3   37
Air/Air Heat Exchangers


      No filters required
      Ensure Cost-Efficient Cooling
      Air/Air Models from 17.5-90 W/C
      Separately wired internal and external
       fans




Climate Control Overview          Product Management, Rev 3   38
Air/Air Heat Exchangers

                              Benefits:
                              • Digital   temperature display
                              • No additional control required for heat-
                                exchanger
                              • Controller reg lated e ternal fans
                                Controller-regulated external
                              • Longer maintenance intervals
                              • Save energy costs
                                         gy
                              • Longer service life of the external fan
                              • Fault signal via over temperature
                              • Reduced wiring required




Climate Control Overview   Product Management, Rev 3                      39
Air/Water Heat Exchangers



 Wallmount: 1 025 to 15 368 BTU
             1,025 15,368
 Roofmount: 6,403 to 10,246 BTU
• 115 V, 230V, (400 V 1~)
 Electronic leakage control
 Solenoid valve regulates water flow
 Over temperature alarm
 Available with basic or comfort
  controller (same controller options as RTT
  air conditioners)
• Available with water-bearing parts in
  CuAL or stainless steel


Climate Control Overview              Product Management, Rev 3   40

                                                                       498
Air/Water Heat Exchangers


                           Air/Water Heat       Uniform mounting cut-outs for
                           Exchanger
                           E h                  different TopTherm products (air
                                                diff    t T Th         d t ( i
                                                conditioners, heat exchangers,
                                                fans, minichillers)
                           Roofmount air
                           conditioner
                                       Pagoda fan              Outlet filter




                                                                                       Air/Water H t
                                                                                       Ai /W t Heat
                                                      Air/Air Heat       Wallmount     Exchangers
                                Wallmount AC          Exchanger          minichiller




Climate Control Overview                       Product Management, Rev 3                               41
Global Services

    Rittal’s global reach – a competitive edge for our
     partners




                                            57 Support
              7 Service Centers             Locations

Climate Control Overview          Product Management, Rev 3   42
Global Services


 Installation and Start-Up Services
 Repair and Field Services
 Spare Part Services
 Customer Training Programs
 Simulation and Thermal Testing Services




Climate Control Overview    Product Management, Rev 3   43
Global Services
  Service and Maintenance Agreements

                    Availability   Response Time      Availability of    Maintenance       Extended
                                                       Spare Parts                         Warranty

                     Business      Next Business
Basic                 Hours             Day
                                                        Standard         1 x per year           No


                     Business      Next Business
Comfort               Hours             Day
                                                        Standard         2 x per year           No


Advanced                24/7         Next Day           24 hours         2 x per year           Yes


                                                                        Individual (min.
Full                    24/7          8 Hours           Individual
                                                                          2 x per year)
                                                                                                Yes


Customized          Individual       Individual         Individual        Individual       Individual




  Climate Control Overview                Product Management, Rev 3                        44

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Enclosure climatecontrol

  • 1. Climate Control Product O P d t Overviewi Product Management, Rev 3 December 2009
  • 2. Why climate control? Common Causes of Electrical/Electronic Equipment Failure  Name/Department of author Vibration 21% Humidity Heat 16% 57% Dust 6% Climate Control Overview Product Management, Rev 3 2
  • 3. Why climate control? Reduction of the service life according to Arrhenius' law • Components generate heat ( (heat loss Qv) ) Integrated • Service life of components is circuits reduced when temperature is too high ars] • Examples include: Lifetime [yea Electrol.  Transformers condenser  Controls  Frequency converters L  Servers and network technology  Electrolytic capacitors Component temperature [°C] The challenge: A growing number of products needs climate control  Energy demand Climate Control Overview Product Management, Rev 3 3
  • 4. Find the right climate control product: definition f k d fi iti of key parameters t Ta (°C/°F): Maximum ambient temperature Ti (°C/°F): (°C/°F) Required i t R i d internal t l temperature ( t (operating ti temp of most sensitive electronics) A (m2/ft2): Effective enclosure surface area per standard: VDE 0660 part 500 k (W/m2C): Enclosure overall heat transfer coefficient (“k-coefficient“) Qv (W): ( ) Heat loss from electronics Qs (W): Heat dissapated (Ti>Tu) or absorbed (Tu>Ti) through the enclosure surface Qe (W): Required cooling output Climate Control Overview Product Management, Rev 3 4
  • 5. Find the right climate control product Required cooling capacity of climate control product Qe (W) = Qv – k • A • T T = (Ti - Ta) --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Example: enclosure with area of 52 ft2 = 4.82 m2 Given: Painted Carbon Steel Ta = 30°C (Maximum ambient temperature) Ti = 40°C (Maximum enclosure internal temperature) Heat load of components: 1000 W (Sum of All heat loss of components – drives, PLCs) Qe (W or BTU) = 1000 W - 5.5(W/m2C) * (4.82 m2) * (40°C - 30°C) = 735 W = 2500 BTU ( q (Required cooling capacity) g p y) Climate Control Overview Product Management, Rev 3 5
  • 6. Find the right climate control product: Rittal Sizing Software Th Ritt l Si i S ft Therm 5.14 5 14 Program calculates: • Exact area of enclosure surfaces • Amount of heat dissipated to the environment • The resulting required cooling capacity 4 • The temperature inside the enclosure with climate control measures Program generates: • A proposal for all possible alternatives to solve your particular enclosure climate control requirements. • You can then decide which is the optimum solution for you application. Download at www.rittal-corp.com  Software Climate Control Overview Product Management, Rev 3 6
  • 7. Product Overview  Air Conditioners (TopTherm Plus)  Filter Fans Pagoda Fans Pagoda  Panel Heaters  Air/Air Heat Exchangers  Air/Water Heat Exchangers  Global Services Climate Control Overview Product Management, Rev 3 7
  • 8. Climate Control Application Chart Climate Control Overview Product Management, Rev 3 8
  • 9. Wallmount TopTherm Air Conditioners • Cooling range from 860 to 16,840 BTU (rated at Ti 131ºF/TA 131ºF) • Customer benefit: uniform mounting cut-outs for different performance categories • All three-phase current units are suitable for an operating voltage of 400V/50Hz and 460V/60Hz. • Customer benefit: no additional transformer needed • Available in carbon and stainless steel (both rated UL Type 12) • Made in US Climate Control Overview Product Management, Rev 3 9
  • 10. Wallmount TopTherm Air Conditioners Three Possible Types of Mounting with the same unit External Mounting Partial Internal Mounting Internal Mounting Climate Control Overview Product Management, Rev 3 10
  • 11. Roofmount TopTherm Air Conditioners Capacities from 1,580 to 18,435 BTU/hr (rated at Ti 131ºF/TA 131ºF) • 3-Phase 3 Phase models (3386/3387) with dual voltage 460V/60Hz and 400V/50Hz for global applications • Customer benefit: no expensive special expensive, transformer solution is required • 3-phase models -> higher energy efficiency than 1 phase models of competition (due 1-phase to lower starting current) • Available in carbon and stainless steel (both rated UL Type 12) • Made in US Climate Control Overview Product Management, Rev 3 11
  • 12. Roofmount TopTherm Air Conditioners • Air routing external circuit • Air intake at the front, air exit to the side and to the rear panel; front optional: air exit to the top. - Customer benefit: no limits regarding position of the enclosure and cooling units units. Climate Control Overview Product Management, Rev 3 12
  • 13. Roofmount TopTherm Air Conditioners • Only 3 frame sizes, resulting in only three cut out sizes for the entire product range Customer benefit: uniform mounting cut-outs for different power categories • Simple rectangular cut-outs for quick, cost p g q , effective installation • No need to drill holes, mountings tabs included for quick installation • Pre-cut roof panels available for TS-8 enclosure available as an accessory • Adapter plates to exchange old generation ACs thru RTT Climate Control Overview Product Management, Rev 3 13
  • 14. Roofmount TopTherm Air Conditioners • Electronic parts are housed in the protected and cooled internal circuit and are thus insensitive to dirty ambient air such as conductive dust, oil etc. il t - Customer benefit: higher safety of the electronic components even in rough industrial environments Climate Control Overview Product Management, Rev 3 14
  • 15. Roofmount TopTherm Air Conditioners Well structured internal technical design. -C t Customer b benefit: easy exchange of fans and electronic components for fit h ff d l t i t f servicing purposes without dismantling the units Climate Control Overview Product Management, Rev 3 15
  • 16. Roofmount TopTherm Air Conditioners Only 4 filter sizes for all unit types. -C t Customer b benefits: th number of spare parts is reduced. fit the b f t i d d Climate Control Overview Product Management, Rev 3 16
  • 17. TopTherm Basic and Comfort Controller BASIC and COMFORT Controller version Features of both versions: F t f b th i • Three voltage options: 115 V, 230 V, 400/460 V 3~ • Integrated start-up delay and door limit switch function start up • Icing protection function • Monitoring of all motors • Phase monitoring for three-phase units (Phase loss detection) Climate Control Overview Product Management, Rev 3 17
  • 18. TopTherm Basic and Comfort Controller BASIC COMFORT • Visualization of the operating status • Digital temperature display and visualization of the current enclosure internal temperature by a LED display • Switching temperature hysteresis: 5 K • All system and fault messages on display (temperature switching differential) • System alarm, individually configurable for 2 floating fault signal contacts (e.g. over • Floating fault signal contact in case of temperature, temperature compressor overload or refrigerant over temperature high pressure alarm) • Set-point adjustable from the outside • Condensate sensor and alarm by a potentiometer • Set point Set-point programming via keypad or diagnosis software (RiDiag) • Switching temperature hysteresis: 2-10 K (preset 5 K) • Storage of all system states in the log file • Optional extension card for integration into remote monitoring systems • Master l M t slave operation possible f up t 10 ACs ti ibl for to AC Climate Control Overview Product Management, Rev 3 18
  • 19. UL Type 4X Air Conditioners • W ll mount units f Wall t it from 2 100 BTU 2,100 BTUs through 12,000 BTU • Excellent for food and beverage industries (wash down ind stries ( ash do n applications) • Good for harsh environments • Excellent for process industries p • 304 stainless steel • Available with Comfort and Basic Controller Climate Control Overview Product Management, Rev 3 19
  • 20. Rating of Air Conditioners Cooling performance Internal [W or BTU] temperature Qk °C Ti Ta Ambient temperature ºC C Climate Control Overview Product Management, Rev 3 20
  • 21. Rating differences • US climate control is rated and labeled at the maximum operating temperature of the unit, e.g. 131°F/131°F • IEC/TR 60 890 and DIN 3168 rates at 95°F/95°F (which is a more realistic point) Climate Control Overview Product Management, Rev 3 21
  • 22. Rating differences Climate Control Overview Product Management, Rev 3 22
  • 23. TopTherm Basic and Comfort Controller RiDiag program for comfort control  Diagnosis software for fault message analysis Climate Control Overview Product Management, Rev 3 23
  • 24. TopTherm Plus Features Rittal TopTherm Plus Air Conditioners Rittal air conditioners now include nano coated condenser coils and an integrated condensate evaporator* as standard components in all Rittal cooling units * All roof-mount ACs and all wall-mount ACs with 3,620 BTU and higher Climate Control Overview Product Management, Rev 3 24
  • 25. TopTherm Plus: Nanotechnology Operation in dusty environment – example: Audi, Ingolstadt Germany Condenser coil C d il Condenser coil (close-up) Cooling unit with RiNano: helps to extend maintenance intervals Climate Control Overview Product Management, Rev 3 25
  • 26. TopTherm Plus: Nanotechnology Results of the scanning electron microscope at 100.000-times enlargement Uncoated surface RiNano coated surface Porous structure which mainly consists of aluminum Smooth, very plain upper layer without cracks. Content oxide (Al - 35.8%) and Oxygen (O - 58%). Oxygen (O - 30.6%) and Carbon (C – 61.8%). Due to the carbon content the surface gets smoother and harder. Climate Control Overview Product Management, Rev 3 26
  • 27. TopTherm Plus: Nanotechnology Benefits: • Clean heat exchangers • Longer maintenance intervals • No loss of cooling capacity • Greater energy efficiency • E i t clean (no solvents needed) Easier to l Climate Control Overview Product Management, Rev 3 27
  • 28. TopTherm Plus: Condensate Management Integrated condensate evaporation allows unit to evaporate several ounces per day. Properly sealed enclosures will P l l d l ill completely discharge of accumulated condensation Note: To protect enclosures against a high level of condensation a special safety overflow system is included. Climate Control Overview Product Management, Rev 3 28
  • 29. TopTherm Plus: Condensate Management Benefits: • Thermal output is adjusted automatically thru the PTC technology • Evaporator capacity: approx 3 4oz/h (100 ml/h) approx. 3.4oz/h • Energy efficient (20 W min/130 W max) • Safe use: No condensate drips onto the factory floor (no puddles/no risks of slipping/accidents). • No need to empty the condensate collecting bottles • No time-consuming laying of condensate hoses required Climate Control Overview Product Management, Rev 3 29
  • 30. Thermoelectric Cooler – now available  Small (16” x 5” x 6”) lightweight (6lbs!)  Ideal for HMI applications  efficient (60% more efficient then other thermal electric coolers)  Works using the Peltier effect  100 W / 341 BTU/hr of cooling capacity  Multiple voltages:  24 VDC or  100-240 (with integrated power supply) Climate Control Overview Product Management, Rev 3 30
  • 31. Thermoelectric Cooler – now available  Can be mounted in any direction (horizontal or vertical)  Can be used as modular system due to small size  External or internal mounting possible  No compressor so very low vibration and low noise  Designed to meet IP 54 / NEMA 12 Climate Control Overview Product Management, Rev 3 31
  • 32. Filter Fans - Air Displacement of 12 to 412 cfm - Foam in place gasket allows for quick TYPE 12 (IP 54) sealing against the enclosure - F t assembly with snap-in mounting up Fast bl ith i ti to 14 gauge - all models with EMC shielding available - all models come with filter mat (10 micron filtration), mounting template and are ready for installation - easily reverse the airflow from blowing (standard) to extracting by rotating the fan motor by 180º Climate Control Overview Product Management, Rev 3 32
  • 33. Filter Fans - Plastic louvers made from strong (ABS- FR), self-extinguishing FR) self extinguishing (UL 94 VO) material that acts as screen to protect against sparks exiting the enclosure (ARC FLASH) - Achieve TYPE 3R rating with additional hose-proof hoods in carbon or stainless steel - Reliable and quiet ball bearing fans with integrated finger guard - UR, CSA, CE , , Climate Control Overview Product Management, Rev 3 33
  • 34. Pagoda Fans  Contains one built-in fan  Removes warm air from enclosure  Installs to the top of an enclosure  High air displacement and low noise  Available as vent only Climate Control Overview Product Management, Rev 3 34
  • 35. Panel Heaters  10W to 1,000W thermal output  Panel mount  DIN rail mount  Protect electronics from temperature swings  Condensation protection Climate Control Overview Product Management, Rev 3 35
  • 36. New Panel Heater Line – coming soon  10W to 800W thermal output ( p (10 models)  Energy-optimised design based on y CFD analysis  Improved thermal output with identical dimensions compared to previous line  Use of modern energy saving PTC technology  With Heat Flow Design Cover  efficient and uniform distribution of heat (chimney effect) Climate Control Overview Product Management, Rev 3 36
  • 37. New Panel Heater Line – coming soon  Easy assembly of the heater y y – Rapid assembly system for 35 mm top-hat rails or – Direct assembly on mounting y g plate)  Quick connecting terminal for power supply (no additional terminals required) Climate Control Overview Product Management, Rev 3 37
  • 38. Air/Air Heat Exchangers  No filters required  Ensure Cost-Efficient Cooling  Air/Air Models from 17.5-90 W/C  Separately wired internal and external fans Climate Control Overview Product Management, Rev 3 38
  • 39. Air/Air Heat Exchangers Benefits: • Digital temperature display • No additional control required for heat- exchanger • Controller reg lated e ternal fans Controller-regulated external • Longer maintenance intervals • Save energy costs gy • Longer service life of the external fan • Fault signal via over temperature • Reduced wiring required Climate Control Overview Product Management, Rev 3 39
  • 40. Air/Water Heat Exchangers  Wallmount: 1 025 to 15 368 BTU 1,025 15,368  Roofmount: 6,403 to 10,246 BTU • 115 V, 230V, (400 V 1~)  Electronic leakage control  Solenoid valve regulates water flow  Over temperature alarm  Available with basic or comfort controller (same controller options as RTT air conditioners) • Available with water-bearing parts in CuAL or stainless steel Climate Control Overview Product Management, Rev 3 40 498
  • 41. Air/Water Heat Exchangers Air/Water Heat Uniform mounting cut-outs for Exchanger E h different TopTherm products (air diff t T Th d t ( i conditioners, heat exchangers, fans, minichillers) Roofmount air conditioner Pagoda fan Outlet filter Air/Water H t Ai /W t Heat Air/Air Heat Wallmount Exchangers Wallmount AC Exchanger minichiller Climate Control Overview Product Management, Rev 3 41
  • 42. Global Services  Rittal’s global reach – a competitive edge for our partners 57 Support 7 Service Centers Locations Climate Control Overview Product Management, Rev 3 42
  • 43. Global Services  Installation and Start-Up Services  Repair and Field Services  Spare Part Services  Customer Training Programs  Simulation and Thermal Testing Services Climate Control Overview Product Management, Rev 3 43
  • 44. Global Services Service and Maintenance Agreements Availability Response Time Availability of Maintenance Extended Spare Parts Warranty Business Next Business Basic Hours Day Standard 1 x per year No Business Next Business Comfort Hours Day Standard 2 x per year No Advanced 24/7 Next Day 24 hours 2 x per year Yes Individual (min. Full 24/7 8 Hours Individual 2 x per year) Yes Customized Individual Individual Individual Individual Individual Climate Control Overview Product Management, Rev 3 44