Smart Flow Control for Fandis Roof Exhaust Units: Comparison With the Traditional System
How does smart flow control work on roof exhaust units if compared to a traditional system? Fandis has recently introduced a new temperature regulation system on it’s roof exhaust units, based on Fandis IoT device, called Sensis. Below the system in question will be compared with a traditional solution, using a concrete application example, created in Fandis laboratories, where the applications of our customers are replicated and simulated.
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ROLEC: New technoPLUS and technoDISC Cutting-Edge IP-Rated Plastic Enclosures
Industrial electronic enclosures manufacturer ROLEC now offers two premium ranges of IP-rated plastic housings – technoPLUS and technoDISC. Pole-mountable technoPLUS is ideal for outdoor locations, IIoT, measurement and hubs, while technoDISC is perfect for instrumentation, measurement and marine electronics. (Its distinctive round styling suits settings such as pipework.) Both ranges offer ‘lid closed’ installation to… Read More…
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New Schurter White Paper Highlights Critical Considerations for Power Entry Modules (PEMs)
May 2, 2024 As the demand for safe and efficient power solutions for equipment grows, Schurter is committed to addressing the impact of power loss as it relates to Power Entry Modules (PEMs). This new White Paper emphasizes the necessity of carefully addressing power dissipation and temperature deratings for all PEM related components to ensure… Read More…
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Smart Flow Control for Fandis Roof Exhaust Units: Comparison With the Traditional System
How does smart flow control work on roof exhaust units if compared to a traditional system? Fandis has recently introduced a new temperature regulation system on it’s roof exhaust units, based on Fandis IoT device, called Sensis. Below the system in question will be compared with a traditional solution, using a concrete application example, created… Read More…
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Robroy Industries Appoints Alex Erwin Business Development Manager for Enclosures Division
May 2, 2024 Robroy Industries Enclosures Division announces the appointment of Alex Erwin as its Central Region Business Development Manager. Mr. Erwin has been involved in the electrical product industry his entire professional life. A graduate of Georgia State University Erwin provides more than 40 years expertise as an electrician, serving as lighting manager for a… Read More…
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Richmond Times-Dispatch Names Weidmuller USA to Top Workplaces 2024 for Third Consecutive Year
May 2, 2024 Weidmuller USA, headquartered in Richmond, Va., has been awarded a Top Workplaces 2024 honor by Richmond Times-Dispatch Top Workplaces. This marks the third consecutive year that Weidmuller USA has received the RTD’s Top Workplaces award in the Midsize Category (125-399 employees). The list of distinguished winners is based solely on employee feedback… Read More…
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SCHURTER: Power Dissipation in Power Entry Modules
If different electrical components are combined in an appliance inlet to form a power entry module, the individual power losses and temperature deratings of all components involved must be carefully taken into account in order to ensure long-term safe operation. Power entry modules (PEMs) consist of a combination of different components for the safe power… Read More…
