Choosing the material for the container or cabinet is one of the electrical panel design steps that we have seen on our blog and to which particular attention must be paid, especially if there is a need to install a filtered ventilation system. In fact, there are applications in which the electrical panel is protected […]
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Comparison between traditional systems and new technologies in the thermal management of electrical panels
Fandis invests significant resources in the research and development of cutting-edge technologies to improve the efficiency of thermal management, with a clear mission: to offer products capable of extending the useful life of electrical equipment, improving reliability and reducing energy waste. Many blog readers have shown interest in some of our recent articles: Smart flow […]
What are the design phases of an electrical panel?
To design an electrical panel is a complex process that requires a series of well-defined steps to ensure the panel is safe, efficient and capable of meeting the specific needs of the application. Today we want to give you an overview of the different stages required. Needs analysis The first phase involves understanding the needs […]
How to manage hot spots in electrical panels
Hot spots, i.e. localized areas where higher temperatures can be detected, are among the main causes of failure of electrical equipment housed in cabinets or control panels. So, to correctly dissipate these heat accumulations and correctly manage the temperature inside the electrical panel, cooling must no longer be considered a secondary factor. How and where […]
Ventilation and cooling: how important are they in industrial electrical panels?
Ventilation and cooling are two key elements when it comes to ensuring the correct functioning and durability of complex electrical devices such as industrial enclosures. As well as playing a vital role in preventing overheating and failure, ventilation also offers many other benefits that often go unnoticed. In this article, we will explore some basic […]