OCTOBER 2015


Enclosures&Enclosure Furniture Supplement


IN THE PURSUIT OF INNOVATION EXCELLENCE NEW PRODUCT


Introducing a new generation of cooling units which is said to represent a quantum leap in terms of efficiency and cost effective operation


CASE STUDY S4


To ensure a dependable wireless communications network, the enclosures housing the Wi-Fi access points need to be of the highest quality


NEW PRODUCTS S8


A wide range of EMI filters to suit a range of applications, and fans designed for small enclosure applications, have been introduced


JUNE 2015 S10


EnclosureSolutions Supplement


NEW PRODUCT


Fan-and-filter units with EC motors for electrical enclosure cooling offer a range of benefits. Now, an EC Speed Control has been added to the range


NEW PRODUCT S4


A new dual thermostat has been introduced which is designed to regulate the temperature and humidity inside enclosures


NEW PRODUCT S6


Offering a host of features and benefits, a new enclosure range has been developed for harsh and demanding environments


S7


WINTER/SPRING 2015


Enclosure&Panel BuildingSolutions


WHEN GOOD OOD METAL GOES BAD


CABLE ENTRY SYSTEMS


A new on-demand configuration tool for cable entry systems is offering benefits to designers


ENCLOSURES INDUSTRY


8


Today’s OEMs demand far more from the enclosures they specify. But what does the future hold?


MODIFIED ENCLOSURES


10


To meet project requirements, modifications to standard metal enclosures are often carried out


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Enclosure & Panel Building Solutions Winter/Spring 2015


Enclosure Solutions JUNE 2015


Enclosures & Enclosure Furniture Supplement OCTOBER 2015


Enclosure Solutions Supplements 2016


Enclosure Solutions, The Supplement dedicated to all


things enclosure, will be included in the June and October issues of Design Solutions


To advertise in the next issue of Enclosure Solutions, please contact:


Sara Gordon – sgordon@datateam.co.uk, T: 01622 699188


Paul Munsl0w - pmunslow@virgin.net, T: 01782 396125


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