As we have already seen in the previous article, the thermal class of a fan is a fundamental choice in the design phases of an electrical panel, related to the insulation of the electric motor that allows the fan to operate. However, it often happens that the choice falls between fans in insulation class A […]
Enclosures
How to recognize (and test) thermostats for electrical panels based on the type of application
Thermostats are necessary in managing the temperature of electrical panels and are usually combined with other devices, such as a fan or a heater. But which one to choose for your application? The TRT series single thermostats for electrical panels in the Orangis range by Fandis are divided into two types: with single normally open […]
How to choose a fan based on the thermal class
The thermal class of a fan is an extremely important issue to take into consideration during the design phase of an electrical panel. The thermal class, in fact, indicates the maximum recommended temperature in which the fan can operate in continuous use, to ensure a longer life cycle for the fan itself, and for the […]
How to cool an electrical panel subject to vibrations?
Enclosures can be subject to vibrations. Did you know that? Even if they are usually used in static applications, fixed in their position, and even if they do not contain significant sources of vibration, electrical panels often need to be protected from the vibrations present in the installation environment! What is the origin of the […]
The insulation class of electric motors
The insulation class of electric motors is an important point to consider when selecting a motor for a specific application, such as fans, compressors, drive motors, in transportation, in light and heavy industry, as it indicates the capacity of the motor to resist electrical and thermal stresses, and therefore allows to predict its duration over […]