Electrical insulation class is among the technical characteristics attributable to an electrical device to limit the risk of electric shock following a fault. They are defined by the International Electrotechnical Commission. This feature is fundamental when dealing with electrical panels, such as Fandis, in order to allow those who work on the devices to be […]
Enclosures
Cooling solutions: Peltier thermoelectric units
In cooling processes that require compactness, robustness and absence of maintenance, Peltier thermoelectric units represent the most suitable solution. What is a thermoelectric unit? A thermoelectric unit is a technology that allows you to cool small quantities of material or spaces quickly, using only electricity, obtaining the same effects as a conventional system (e.g. a […]
How to fight dust in electrical enclosures
Dust deposits inside the electrical panel are among the environmental factors that can contribute to wear out internal components, shortening their operating life and causing breakdowns and service interruptions. What solutions can be adopted to combat dust? Dust and ventilation Dust and dirt accumulate on the electrical contacts and on the enclosure walls and, in […]
New range of Fandis roof exhaust units in direct current: safer and more ecological!
If the space around the electrical enclosure is limited, roof exhaust units represent the best ventilation solution to eliminate excess heat produced by the electrical devices inside. TP roof units are an excellent alternative to fan filter units, especially when lack of accessibility to the vertical walls of the cabinets occurs. A new range of […]
The second generation of thermal management devices
What is changing in the world of enclosures and why are we talking about the second generation of thermal management? In previous articles we introduced the concept of thermal management, i.e. the set of technologies that, by reading the data and controlling the individual devices inside the electrical panel, protect machines from the most critical […]