Anterix Partners with EXAIR for New ATEX Cabinet Cooler Systems in Hazardous Environments
- EXAIR's ATEX Cabinet Cooler Systems are designed for cooling electrical enclosures in hazardous areas under ATEX standards.
- These coolers ensure safety and reliability, meeting UL and CE certifications for explosive atmosphere applications.
- EXAIR offers competitive pricing and efficient solutions for various industries, enhancing safety and operational performance.
EXAIR Launches New ATEX Cabinet Cooler Systems for Hazardous Environments
EXAIR introduces its ATEX Cabinet Cooler® Systems, a product designed to meet the cooling needs of electrical enclosures in hazardous areas classified under ATEX standards. These innovative coolers are constructed from durable aluminum and are engineered for application in Zones 2 and 22, where explosive atmospheres may occur. The ATEX Cabinet Cooler Systems comply with stringent safety standards, including UL and CE certifications, ensuring reliability and safety in environments that require purged and pressurized enclosures. With cooling capacities reaching up to 5,600 Btu/Hr., these systems are essential for preventing overheating in electrical cabinets that house sensitive electronics and industrial control panels.
The ATEX Cabinet Coolers are designed for easy installation, utilizing a standard electrical knockout, which allows for a quick setup while maintaining the integrity of NEMA 4 rated environments. This feature is particularly beneficial for industries where operational downtime can lead to significant losses. Additionally, the cooler systems include optional thermostat controls that optimize compressed air usage, promoting energy efficiency. Cold air distribution kits are also available to ensure uniform cooling throughout the cabinet, which is critical for maintaining the performance and longevity of sensitive equipment in hazardous settings.
The introduction of the ATEX Cabinet Cooler Systems positions EXAIR as a leader in providing effective cooling solutions for industries operating in dangerous and demanding conditions. Priced competitively starting at $1,615, these systems represent an affordable investment for companies looking to protect their equipment and maintain operational efficiency. By offering a comprehensive range of Cabinet Cooler Systems that cater to NEMA 12, 4, 4X, and hazardous locations, EXAIR supports a variety of industries in enhancing safety and reliability in their operations.
In addition to the ATEX Cabinet Cooler launch, EXAIR's commitment to quality and safety remains evident through its adherence to industry standards. The company emphasizes the importance of maintaining operational efficiency while safeguarding equipment in environments prone to explosive hazards. Interested parties can contact EXAIR directly in Cincinnati, Ohio, for more information on their product offerings and to discuss tailored solutions for specific cooling needs.
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