Industrial roof cooling: maximum cooling capacity with minimum space requirements
The Slimline Pro Top cooling units from Seifert Systems are specially designed for roof mounting on control cabinets and offer maximum cooling performance with minimum space requirements.
Thanks to their filterless operation, the Slimline air conditioners are completely maintenance-free, which ensures a high degree of safety for the electronic equipment in the control cabinet. This contributes to the optimal operation of machines and installations, as well as a longer lifespan of the electrical and electronic components.
With cooling capacities ranging from 650W to 4.0kW, the Slimline Pro Top units can handle a wide range of industrial cooling applications. They are IP54 rated and come with integrated electric condensate evaporation as standard. Innovative microchannel technology in the condenser reduces the amount of refrigerant required by up to 50%.
The Slimline Pro Top cooling units are energy efficient and environmentally friendly, and are an ideal solution for cabinet cooling when there is no space on the sides or doors of the cabinet.
Characteristics:
- Roof mounting: specially designed for mounting on the roof of switch cabinets
- Maintenance-free: filter-free operation guarantees high reliability and minimal maintenance costs
- Wide cooling capacity: available in capacities from 650W to 4.0kW, suitable for various industrial applications
- IP54 rated and features integrated electrical condensate evaporation for added reliability
- Environmentally friendly: less coolant required thanks to microchannel technology, resulting in a lower environmental impact
Seifert Systems offers a comprehensive range of industrial air conditioners, heat exchangers, chillers and Peltier coolers, also available in stainless steel versions. These products meet the cooling needs of various applications, from polluted environments to precise temperature control in semiconductor production.
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