Rittal GmbH & Co. KG

Rittal has introduced an energy efficiency label in accordance with DIN EN ISO 14021 for labeling its enclosure cooling units. In doing so, the company is relying on nanotechnology. Dirty condenser fins on cooling units can reduce the cooling capacity of a system by up to 50 percent. Therefore, Rittal equips heat exchanger fins with a dirt-repellent nano-coating.

As a result, an air-conditioning unit from the Rittal TopTherm-Plus range saves a significant amount of energy compared to conventional cooling units. In addition, Rittal produces cooling units that use CO2 as a coolant and is involved in the field of fuel cell technology.   At CeBIT 2008, Rittal demonstrated how an energy-efficient data center works with a green data center in live operation.

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Certification:

• ISO 9000 ff / QS 9000 ff
• ISO 14 000 ff
• EMAS
• OHSAS 18001:1999

• Control cabinet systems
• Electronic surface-mounted systems
• System air conditioning
• Power distribution
• IT Solutions
• Communication Systems
• Global Service

• Energy-efficient cooling technology through the use of nanotechnology and Peltier technology
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• Alternative cooling methods (CO2 air conditioning, processor cooling)
• Alternative energy sources (fuel cell)
• Security (IT security in automation, wireless condition monitoring, tunneling/mining, biometrics)
• Surface technology (nanotechnology, aluminization, zinc phosphating)
• Digital Factory (virtual technologies and engineering tools)
• Future Human Machine Interface (augmented reality, iPoint Explorer, acoustic keyboard)
• Future Rack Technology (Bio Rack, Acoustic Rack, Intelligent Light, iRack)
• Bionics