FEATURE ELECTRONICS VERSATILE HEATER FOR ENCLOSURES
Stego Flat Heater CP 061
Smaller in size, ever more powerful in output. Enclosures are increasingly equipped more densely with electrical and electronic components. Consequently, the space for necessary thermal measures is becoming tight. The Electronics Protectors from Stego know about the problem and counteract with resourceful solutions to avoid condensation
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umidity in enclosures caused by temperature fluctuations, is a threat to sensitive electrical and electronic installations. Increasing
the temperature in enclosures is the most effective countermeasure. The Flat Heater CP 061 is a solution, especially in densely equipped enclosures. Space-saving design was a top priority for Stego’s developers when designing the CP 061. Therefore, focusing on a flat design of the heater body was key. An extruded aluminium profile with a rectangular cross-section of 100mm width by 8mm height serves as raw material for the heater body. By varying the length of the heater body, users are given a choice between two heating capacities: 50 W (length 239 mm) and 100 W (length 414 mm). The CP 061 integrates well into enclosures and cabinets giving users the choice for the installation as a contact or convection heater. The heating element is a resistance heater. Best practice for space-saving is the attachment to the cabinet or
enclosure wall; with only 8mm in height the ultra-flat heater fits in almost any gap. In addition to cabinet walls, even the door is a possible option when in need for a particularly space-saving location. The maximum surface temperature of the heater body reaches 150° C and thus ensures effective contact heating. A specially developed mounting system compensates for expansions of the heater body. As a result, the flexible suspension prevents the heater body from deforming, thus avoiding a cabinet wall from warping. Solid surface contact is required for effective heating. Operated as a convection heater, the CP 061 warms up ambient air within the installation space. The required space for the placement of the heater is minimal, even in this mode of use. Borehole spacing of the Flat Heater was optimised for enclosure frame
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profiles with a pitch of 25mm. The CP 061 is ready for connection with a strain relief by default. An integrated safety cut-out provides for protection against overheating in case of a malfunction. This safeguards the device against critical temperatures by switching off at a critical temperature. When cooled down, an automatic switchback sets the CP 061 operational again. A practical feature for continuous operation, which the Flat Heater CP 061 is designed for. For 30 years Stego has grown steadily. Both in terms of the efficiency of
our products, as well as in our distribution network. Today we export goods worldwide and our conclusion is: Wherever you want to be successful, Stego is there for you. Our products are used in all climate conditions and in many different application areas. The demand for thermal management products and adequate
accessories by Stego is constantly increasing. One reason for this increase is that our products are designed with years of practical experience to perfect the needs of users. Additionally the design is optimised in respect to functionality and follows market requirements for space, usability and durability. The combination of innovative features and outstanding design makes our solutions so unique. All activities and regulations of the Stego group are built on sound and
transparent corporate values. Even if markets are in constant change and pressure for success is high, our objectives set forth in the company's quality and enviromental policy ensure sustainability and transparency, just as our binding code of conduct ensures the satisfaction of customers, business partners and employees.
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