Rittal offers stainless-steel outdoor enclosure with concealed climate-control device
Rittal
WK 4 CS outdoor enclosure
Rittal has introduced the double-walled WK 4 outdoor enclosure, which is targeted for high MTBF (mean time between failures) applications requiring protection against vandalism.
Related images
Designed to provide protection against unauthorised access to DIN EN V 1630:1999-04, the CS outdoor stainless-steel enclosure meets the requirements of burglar-resistance class WK 4.
Inside, it conceals a heat exchanger (100W/K) or climate-control unit (1,600W) equipped with an efficient covered air duct that sits inside the interior door, making unauthorised access from the outside ‘impossible’.
The WK 4 CS outdoor enclosure also features corrosion protection and a surface coating of pure polyester powder.
Accessories available
- Metric mounting angles of 482.6mm (19in)
- Mounting plates
- Shelves
Request more information
More stories
Rittal introduces range of IP69K-rated enclosures for hygienic applications weblink
Rittal’s Hygienic Design (HD) enclosures are suitable for food industry applications and cleanroom processes.
Rittal offers thermal analysis service for data centres' climate-control systems weblink
Rittal is offering a thermal analysis service for data centres, which will help companies to identify and resolve climate-control system defects.
Rittal software provides support for planning and verification of low-voltage switchgear weblink
Version 6.0 of Rittal’s Power Engineering software is designed to provide support for the planning and verification of standardised Ri4power switchgear, as well as low-voltage switchgear consisting of the TS 8 enclosure system and the Riline60 modular busbar system.
Rittal offers calculation software for choosing efficient enclosure climate control weblink
Rittal’s Rittal Therm calculation programme enables users to find the most efficient means of climate control for their enclosures.
Rittal and IBM tools combine to regulate and reduce a data centre's energy consumption weblink
Rittal claims that its Rizone data-centre management system can be integrated with IBM’s MMT management and measurement tool to provide a comprehensive energy management product that can monitor, actively regulate and reduce a data centre’s energy consumption.
