Electronic and mechanical environmental control

Ambient control of electrical panels

Mechanical and electronic temperature and humidity regulation

Mechanical temperature and humidity regulators help maintain optimum operating levels in the panel by interfacing with cooling and heating units. Thermostats and hygrostats allow non-stop electrical panel operation. They prevent excessive temperature drops or overheating of components and prevent relative humidity (RH) from exceeding specific tolerance levels. They can send a warning in case of anomalies, if connected to alarm signals.

Electronic and mechanical regulator

Industrial Internet of Things, Thermostats, Hygrostats

Thermostats

They regulate the temperature inside the electrical enclosures and, depending on the model, they can also signal devices, filter fans, heaters, to respond to specific environmental conditions.

Twin thermostats

The twin thermostats integrate two devices which can be activated independently in a single compact unit, to control two devices (heating, cooling, signalling) at the same time.

Hygrostats

Hygrostats operate the heaters to maintain the relative humidity (RH) level above the dew point, thus preventing condensation on electrical components.

Sensis: electronic controller

Compact device for thermal management in smart industry perspective, it can monitor and manage thermal parameters in the electrical panel, interacting in real-time with field and network bus, both locally and remotely.

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Sensis: thermal management and IIoT

We have created a new way to monitor electrical panels. It uses the network and it is the preferred system for companies ready to enter the era of the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT). Sensis can monitor and regulate the air-conditioning of electrical panels by centralising information, generating big data and propelling thermal management into the future. Temperature control, humidity control, predictive maintenance and diagnostics all pass through Sensis. And generate useful, valuable, easily interpretable and conveniently available data to optimise resources and operations.