SUPPLEMENT RACKS, CABINETS & ENCLOSURES
STEGO LAUNCHES DC LINE FOR APPLICATIONS WITH DC POWER SUPPLY
Our world is getting more and more digital. Complex process and control technology is increasingly gaining entry to electronic applications in the course of industry 4.0. This also involves the use of thermal management components, which are operated with DC voltage. STEGOwith its many years of competence in DC products is aware of these needs and now focuses on this trend. DC Line items for cooling and lighting applications mark the starting point. Here’s more on the latest industry developments
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C or DC? This is the initial question for the electrical design of control
cabinets. The decision for AC or DC voltage to supply an application is fundamental and influences the entire circuit layout as well as the component selection. DC supply, that is, the transformation of AC voltage in DC voltage before entering the enclosure for the supply of the internal components, is becoming increasingly prevalent in the course of industry 4.0 and more complex process and control technology. The electronics protectors from Stego
know these needs and have many years of experience with DC products in the segments of heating, regulating, cooling and lighting. Integrating the company’s products into the DC Line takes this development into account. The enclosure light LED 025 Ecoline with operating voltages from DC 24 - 48V (min. DC 20V, max. DC 60V) and the Filter Fan Plus FPI/FPO 018 with DC 24V and DC 48V mark the start in the Stego DC Line.
SAFETY FIRST The LED 025 Ecoline lights in their DC variants score with high fail-safety as well as long service life (60,000h). Glare-free brightness with daylight colour temperature (6,000 - 7,000K, 400Lm at 120° beam angle) lead to true-colour illumination with low power consumption (5W). Mounting the compact LED lamp is easy with a choice between screw, clip or magnetic fixing. Optional connection for an external switch integrated on/off switch or integrated motion detector round off
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comparison to the fan diameters is due to the innovative air-flap outlet technology, which ventilates the air with less obstructions than in conventional systems, from within the enclosure. With low power consumption of 2.7W to 12W the Filter Fan Plus impressively confirms the efficiency of the DC approach. These innovative and high-quality
thermal management solutions are committed to the principles of "Stego Engineering". With the introduction of the DC Line Stego proves to be a reliable and application-oriented partner for OEM manufacturers and integrators in the field of electrical engineering.
the features. As DC variants the Filter Fans Plus
FPI/FPO 018 also prove their innovative advantages. Available in three standard sizes (92x92, 124x124 and 176x176mm), the Filter Fan Plus is mounted easily and tool-free by means of its patented ratchet mount mechanism. The outstanding air flow performance by
Figure 1: Filter Fan Plus FPI/FPO 018 with DC 24 V and DC 48V
Figure 2: The LED 025 Ecoline lights both from Stego
STEGO - PERFECT THERMAL MANAGEMENT Since it was founded in 1980, Stego Elektrotechnik in Schwaebisch Hall, Germany, has been developing, producing and selling an ever-growing range of products for the protection of electric and electronic components. All of the company’s products for
cabinets and enclosures – heaters, fan heaters, filter fans, LED-lamps, thermostats, hygrostats and accessories - are aimed at reaching optimum climatic conditions in the most varied environments, ensuring that all sensitive components work reliably at all times. Stego is now represented at 12 locations and by more than 200 sales partners worldwide.
STEGO (UK)
www.stego.co.uk T: 0)1372 747250
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