Cooltechx telecom cabinet air conditioners bring dedicated cooling to communications equipment in the field. Choose CTACT AC cooling or explore our CTDC direct-current cabinet air conditioners to match the power available at your site.
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The CE-certified CTACT range serves communications cabinets where AC power is available. Its semi-embedded installation provides a cooling option for outdoor telecom enclosures.
CTDC supports projects built around a DC supply, including 48V DC applications. Discuss your cooling duty, site power and cabinet layout; online models are a starting point.
Identify the heat released by communications and power equipment inside the cooled space. Include batteries only when they are part of that same cooling area, and confirm the required cabinet temperature.
Check the available AC or DC supply and the space for installation. Use the selected unit’s drawing to review the opening, air paths and service clearance.
Specify the site temperatures, sun exposure and monitoring requirements. Confirm the selected model’s alarms and communication interfaces against the site control system.
Review practical thermal-management considerations for telecom enclosures.
Prepare the heat-load and operating-condition inputs for enclosure cooling.
Give cooled air a clear path around the installed equipment and leave access for servicing the unit.
Define the alarms and communication interfaces your site needs, then confirm compatibility with the selected configuration.
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Read about a 1.5kW outdoor telecom cooling project, from delivery to commissioning.
Choose around the electrical supply available at the site. CTACT provides an AC-powered route; CTDC provides direct-current cabinet cooling, including 48V DC applications.
The online models are a starting point, not the full limit of our direct-current cooling capability. Send your heat load, DC supply and installation requirements to discuss your project.
Describe the alarms, communication interfaces and site control requirements you need. These should be checked against the chosen cooling configuration.
Share the equipment heat load, cabinet drawing, site temperatures and available power. Include access for maintenance and any certification or monitoring requirements.
Share your site power, cabinet drawing and equipment heat load. We will help you plan an appropriate cooling configuration.
