Keep heat under control inside your production equipment with Cooltechx indoor enclosure air conditioners. From CNC machines to automation panels, our CTACG and CTC ranges bring dedicated cooling to the electrical controls that keep your equipment running.
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Dedicated cooling for electrical controls, drives and factory automation, including CNC and machine-tool cabinets. Match cooling to the equipment inside.
CTACG offers semi-embedded mounting; CTC AN is side-mounted. Both provide IP54 protection for indoor cabinets. Use the mounting drawing to find the right fit.
Collect heat-loss information for the drives, controls and power supplies operating inside the cabinet. Include the hottest conditions around the machine, not just the room temperature.
Check the mounting opening, internal obstructions and service space. Keep the supply and return-air paths clear so cooling reaches the equipment that needs it.
Confirm the electrical supply, drainage and any monitoring or certification requirements. Match these details to the selected model before ordering.
Prepare the heat-load and operating-condition inputs for enclosure cooling.
Review heat load, ambient conditions and air paths before replacing equipment.
CTACG is CE-certified. CTC offers CE and UL certification options, with certification arrangements available for volume projects.
Selected CTACG models from 800W upward use corresponding Rittal cutout dimensions. Share your existing opening and electrical requirements so the fit can be checked.
Algeria
Explore an industrial cabinet cooling project at an Algerian tire factory.
Start with the heat released by the installed electrical equipment and the highest temperature around the machine. Then check cabinet space, power supply and the required internal temperature.
CTACG uses semi-embedded mounting; CTC AN is side-mounted. Both serve indoor cabinets. The CTC range also offers CE and UL certification options for projects that need them.
Yes. Share the current opening, cabinet drawing, supply voltage and cooling requirements. Matching the installation is as important as matching the cooling duty.
Use the outdoor enclosure air conditioners category to review equipment intended for outdoor installations.
Share your cabinet layout and factory conditions. We will help you choose cooling that fits your equipment.
