New TopTherm Condensate Evaporator
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Rittal product story
Edited by the Processingtalk editorial team
Mar 28, 2005
The new TopTherm evaporator is designed to be used in conjunction with an enclosure air conditioner where condensation is required to be evaporated into the ambient air
The new TopTherm evaporator is designed to be used in conjunction with an enclosure air conditioner where condensation is required to be evaporated into the ambient air rather than allowed to drain onto the floor.
A simple and very effective condensate management system, based on Rittal's innovative platform design, that is installed just below the cooling units, operates on a float arrangement.
Condensate is collected until a limit is reached thereby triggering a heating element, which evaporates the water back into the atmosphere.
Mounted to the side of an enclosure, the condensate evaporator is available in 230V or 115V and is produced in RAL 7035 to match the colour of existing components: it is complete with wiring diagram and screws for ease of installation.
The units are available from stock ready for shipment.
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