Equipment shelters
Separate internal equipment heat from ambient and solar conditions. Define allowable temperatures and whether people occupy the shelter during normal operation or service.
ENERGY & REMOTE INFRASTRUCTURE
Cooling and heating for equipment shelters, control rooms and remote installations.
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Separate internal equipment heat from ambient and solar conditions. Define allowable temperatures and whether people occupy the shelter during normal operation or service.
Record occupancy, fresh-air requirements and other heat sources. State whether cabin comfort, equipment conditions or both govern the specification.
Include access frequency, available spares and how the site should respond to a fault. These requirements influence the agreed configuration and documentation.
products
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A compact compressor–condenser module for sleepers, machine cabins and equipment enclosures, with a separately selected evaporator.

A compact cabin evaporator with adjustable outlets and de-ice control, with an EVK5-H option for installations needing electric heat.
Compact DC electric heaters for machinery cabins, sleeper spaces and equipment shelters, with voltage and heat output selected for the installation.
questions
Answers to common selection and installation questions.
Provide the original model and installation details. Any replacement must be checked for power, controls, mounting and cooling performance.
Provide the supply arrangement, operating limits and other loads. The cooling duty and any standby requirement need to be reviewed against those constraints.
Yes. Record both duties, control requirements and the intended supplied scope so the proposal can identify each function clearly.
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