Control & Automation
Greater Systems
Security for Solar Energy
Rittal’s infrastructure solutions are playing a vital
part in the development of renewable energy as
solar energy generation expands into more extreme
environments.
D
ecentralised energy
generation, where power
is generated both at home
and in local communities, is
growing in size and importance across
the globe as fossil fuel resources
dwindle.
Reliable infrastructure such as
enclosures, power distribution and
climate control systems help support
the security of the energy generated
by solar technology.
But as the focus for solar generation
shifts to Asia and North and
South America, there is a growing
requirement for robust enclosure
systems and reliable cooling techniques
that can also be installed outdoors in
marine environments (contamination
from salt), in the desert (sand/dust) or
in harsh industrial settings (smog) to
ensure safe operation.
At the recent Intersolar Europe 2015,
Rittal showcased innovations from
inverters, low-voltage switchgear to
energy storage systems. Among the
key products in the range on display
were Rittal’s TS 8 double-walled
outdoor enclosures with liquid-based,
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high-performance cooling for central
inverters, the new, energy-efficient
Blue e+ series of cooling units for
enclosure climate control, and DC
busbars systems which are increasingly
being deployed in converter buses,
DC power backup nd photovoltaics
systems, as well as in energy storage
technology.
Furthermore, the company’s
“YourHome4Energy” is a modular
system designed to meet all the
infrastructure requirements of energy
storage.
All this technological know-how
is backed up by Rittal’s technical
teams who can provide expert advice
on design and planning systems
infrastructure for extreme environments.
Further information at
www.rittal.co.uk and
www.friedhelm-loh-group.com, or
on twitter @rittal_ltd.
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