digital networking days Sustainability
Exploiting unused potential in enclosure climate control
On September 28, Judith Kötsch and Ralf Schneider from Rittal will speak about the potential of enclosure climate control as part of the digital networking days Sustainability.
The situation in industry is more demanding than ever. Manufacturing processes are being optimized to the limits of what is technologically and physically possible. Complex control and switching systems for smart production must be implemented ever faster. Machines and switchgear must be standardized for industrial use, digitally networkable, powerful and safe. At the same time, reducing theCO2 footprint in production and becoming sustainable is increasingly becoming a concrete economic requirement.
"Low hanging fruits" such as the consistent switch to LED light sources have already been harvested in most companies and are nowhere near enough to achieve the climate targets, which are ambitious for good reason. Where is there further potential? Only those who take a forward-looking and "smart" approach to technology and climate protection will be able to maintain and expand their economic success in the long term. There are concrete starting points here, both in the planning and design of new systems and in the retrofitting of existing systems: With efficient and innovative enclosure climate control, optimized service processes and higher service efficiency through predictive maintenance, it is possible to reduce theCO2 footprint while increasing performance and reliability.
Ralf Schneider (Head of International Product Management Climatization, Rittal GmbH & CO. KG) and Judith Kötzsch (Head of Business Development Service, Rittal GmbH & CO. KG) will use specific practical examples from the manufacturing industry to show you how high the savings that can actually be achieved can be. They will explain which subsidies can be used to further improve the ROI analysis and how manufacturers and service providers such as Rittal can support investment decisions with reliable calculations and secure implementation.
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