FEATURE ENCLOSURES Data and workflows for Industry 4.0


The new Rittal VX25 large enclosure system supports the control and switchgear engineering industry on the path toward Industry 4.0


T


he new system combines a physical enclosure with its digital twin,


ensuring it will meet all future digital need, from online configuration and engineering to assembly, automation and tracking. Rittal has created a system capable of merging real and physical workflows, delivering significant improvements in efficiency for panel builders and switchgear manufacturers. The VX25 ensures 3D data is available


in consistent maximum quality. The digital element supports control and switchgear manufacturers across every process along the value chain. This means electrical planning, mechanical design, purchasing, cost calculation and manufacturing, as well as every other area of switchgear construction, can always access complete, high- quality data. That capability then opens up new ways for end-users to


Rittal has created a


system capable of merging real and physical workflows - delivering significant improvements in


efficiency for panel builders..."


digitise their processes in accordance with Industry 4.0.


MAXIMUM DATA QUALITY Efficient designing and planning is supported through the easy download of detailed, validated 3D CAD data (Rittal website or EPLAN data portal); the flexible data


transmission in all common CAD systems (a total of 70 formats); the


mechatronic engineering with CAE/CAD, the generation of enclosure layouts with EPLAN Pro Panel; and data classification according to eClass and ETIM.


ERROR-FREE CONFIGURATION The web-based Rittal Configuration System (RiCS) enables simple and error- free configuration of the VX25 and the desired installation components – even without any knowledge of CAD.


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