Active Thermal Management has introduced its new System 4 Enclosure Cooling System for cabinets that require minimum cutting for equipment ventilation.
Using only one small opening at the very bottom of a cabinet, trimmed with either a wood or anodized aluminum grille, the new “6-pack” fan module developed by ATM is powerful enough to quietly force heated air out through the gap between the cabinet’s doors.
“This is an unusual product for ATM”, said Frank Federman, ATM’s CEO, “in that we recommend it only when other ATM products cannot be installed due to aesthetic considerations; it’s our cooling system of last resort!”
Other cooling systems typically require openings to both exhaust heated air and to allow fresh air to enter the enclosure, but there are situations in which aesthetic considerations rule out two openings. “Built-in” cabinets can also be a problem for the custom installer; frequently the only surface available for ventilation is the front, where openings are most visible.
Using only one small opening at the very bottom of a cabinet, trimmed with either a wood or anodized aluminum grille, the new “6-pack” fan module developed by ATM is powerful enough to quietly force heated air out through the gap between the cabinet’s doors.
Where doors close completely, small shims supplied with each system can be used to create narrow gaps. Like all ATM products, the System 4 is completely automatic; fan operation and speed is controlled by the temperature within the enclosure.
Available November, the System 4, ATM part number 00-602-01 (metal), and 00-602-XX (wood), has suggested retail prices of $245.00 and $260.00, respectively.
