Rittal offers calculation software for choosing efficient enclosure climate control
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Rittal Therm
Rittal’s Rittal Therm calculation programme enables users to find the most efficient means of climate control for their enclosures.
Eplan — a subsidiary of Rittal — has included a direct link to the software in its Eplan Platform 2.1 programme, which can handle online repetitive tasks for users working on designs such as single-line diagrams, electrical schematics, wiring diagram, block diagrams and fluid (hydraulic or pneumatic) connection diagrams.
Heating, cooling and air-conditioning component product data from Rittal has also been added to the software.
According to the company, Rittal Therm removes the need for the laborious calculation of climate-control requirements.
Additionally, it features an easy-to-use interface that helps users to find the most suitable and correctly dimensioned cooling system for their applications.
Key features
- Eplan can function when multiple users work simultaneously on a project
- The latest version of the software features faster results in electrical, fluid, and electrical instrument and control engineering
- It also includes improved quality in machine and plant documentation
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