Heating elements
The resistors prevent condensation, corrosion and superficial leakage currents.
They maintain a positive temperature in the enclosures when external temperatures
drop very low.
Install heaters according to the desired power level at the bottom of the enclosure,
respect a safety area of a least 10 cm around the device.
Vertical installation is recommended to ensure optimum convection.
The resistance heaters are equipped with a PTC - type sensor (positive temperature
coefficient). Thanks to these heaters, the surface temperature stabilises at 75 °C
when the ambient is at -5 °C.
Heating resistor
PB501146_32.eps
PB501025.eps
Catalogue numbers
NSYCR55WU2
NSYCR100WU2
NSYCR250W230VV
Power rating
55 W
90 W
250 W
Characteristics
b
b
Vertical mounting.
b
b
Aluminium case with fins.
b
b
Temperature:
v
v
turns off at 60 °C,
v
v
turns on at 25-30 °C
(temperature of the resistor itself).
b
b
Equipped with a symetrical rail for rapid
mounting (clips on).
b
b
Input voltage: 110-250 V.
b
b
Vertical mounting.
b
b
Aluminium case with fins.
b
b
Temperature:
v
v
turns off at 60 °C,
v
v
turns on at 25-30 °C
(temperature of the resistor itself).
b
b
Equipped with a symetrical rail for rapid
mounting (clips on).
b
b
Input voltage: 230 V.
Regulating
Used to control the temperature inside electrical switchboards in conjunction with
heating resistors and fans.
This thermostat can control the activation of a fan and a heater and regulate their
temperature independently.
Double adjustable thermostat
Double temperature control with a resistance heater and a fan with separate
operation
b
b
Red button: with normally closed contact (NC) for controlling the resistance
heaters.
b
b
Blue button: with normally open contact (NO) for controlling the fans, signalling
systems or alarms.
Thermostat
PB501162_30.eps
Catalogue number
NSYCCOTHD
Characteristics
b
b
Setting range: 0 °C to +60 °C.
b
b
Power rating: 30 W
b
b
Input voltage: 120 V AC: 15 A - 230 V AC: 10 A
b
b
Fixing: clips onto a modular rail.
Functional system
Accessories
Management of the internal
temperature
Thermal management of switchboards
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