Latest Generation Of Energy-efficient Cooling Units Now Stocked
Distributor introduces new cost-effective Blue e+ terminals that deliver improved service life and energy savings of up to 75%
Conrad Business Supplies has begun stocking a new range of cooling units from leading German enclosure technology manufacturer, Rittal. The Blue e+ range provides far higher levels of energy efficiency than current cooling solutions and the units have been designed to offer improved flexibility, safety and ease of installation.
Testing of the range has demonstrated energy savings of up to 75%, which, combined with an increased service life, ensures great cost-effectiveness for the user.
The Blue e+ range features a unique, hybrid combination of a conventional compressor cooling device and a heat pipe for passive cooling. The range delivers efficiency six times greater than conventional cooling units in pure heat-pipe mode and four times better at a hybrid part load of 65%, helping to reduce CO2 emissions by three-quarters.
The Blue e+ cooling units cover a power range of up to 6,000 watts and can be operated at temperatures ranging from -30°C to +60°C.
Usability has also been improved, with the terminals featuring a front-mounted TFT display that provides the user with all relevant information and multi-lingual system messages in plain text.
CAN and Ethernet interfaces permit real-time data transfer with a variety of protocols such as CAN bus or Modbus TCP. Additionally, a Near Field Communication (NFC) interface permits the simple parameterisation of multiple cooling units via an NFC-enabled mobile device, such as a smartphone or tablet.
Peter Müller, Product Manager, Category Business Supplies commented: “We are excited to introduce these new devices to join a variety of different types of advanced cooling equipment already in the Conrad range.
With demand for highly efficient cooling solutions and the associated reduced energy costs, we are confident that these products will appeal to our customers in a variety of different industry sectors.”











