Rittal have launched the latest version of the widely used Therm software that is used to aid specification of enclosure cooling, taking care of the complex calculation of climate control requirements

Rittal have launched the latest version of the widely used Therm software that is used to aid specification of enclosure cooling. The Therm 4.1 software package, which now includes the new generation of TopTherm cooling units, takes care of the complex calculation of climate control requirements. The user-friendly software calculates the most appropriate cooling temperature based on the information provided regarding ambient temperature, enclosure temperature and heat parameters.

It also provides charts, equipment information, drawings as well as flow diagrams.

Therm 4.1 software also allows calculation when several enclosures are bayed together and is able to calculate temperatures for the complete assembly or individual enclosures.

The Windows based programme allows easy access and retrieval of current and saved information, as well as the ability to modify and change set system parameters.

Rittal offer this software free of charge to users of their cooling units.