Cabinet Cooler System Calculator by EXAIR helps customers choose options

EXAIR's new Cabinet Cooler System Calculator

EXAIR LLC is North America’s premier manufacturer of industrial compressed-air equipment, and a popular product from the company is its line of cabinet coolers. This portfolio comprises a wide selection of systems, and it could be challenging for customers to find the appropriate options for their specific needs.

This is why EXAIR now offers an online Cabinet Cooler System Calculator, easily found in the company website’s Knowledge Base, to help customers choose the right cabinet coolers.

Eliminating the guesswork in selection

All the web visitor has to do is enter certain application information, such as the size of the enclosure, the required NEMA rating, and the environmental conditions. The new Cabinet Cooler System Calculator will sort through EXAIR’s large inventory of ready-to-ship cabinet coolers, while offering immediate feedback on the best model number for any electrical enclosure. By assuring customers that they can feel confident in choosing the right model for their unique specifications, the Calculator eliminates the guesswork in cabinet-cooler selection.

These cabinet coolers offer a rugged, industrial-duty solution for cooling and purging electronic cabinets. EXAIR carries a wide variety of these systems, all compliant with the European CE safety standard, in sizes of up to 5,600 Btu per hour. Options include NEMA 12, 4, and 4X models – all Underwriters Laboratories-approved – and hazardous-location models for use with purge systems, as well as new ATEX models for explosive environments in Zones 2 and 22.

The EXAIR lineup includes cabinet coolers with 120-volt AC, 240-volt AC, or 24-volt DC thermostat voltage, plus models with continuous operation, Type 316 stainless steel units, and high-temperature models. All of these are easy to find through the Cabinet Cooler System Calculator.

EXAIR has an ongoing promotion on all its cabinet coolers. The customer can get a free AC sensor with the purchase of any cabinet-cooler system. This sensor can be used to test wall receptacles, switches, fuses, and junction boxes. More info on this special at this link.

Headquartered in Cincinnati and observing its 40th anniversary this year, EXAIR designs and manufactures an unmatched variety of compressed-air equipment – like air guns, vacuum generators, and more.

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