Rittal Accessories (ventilators, pumps and gate operators)

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Projects don’t stall because of the big items; they stall on missing brackets, seals, and control bits. This page brings together the auxiliary parts that keep enclosures cooled, actuators protected, and small drives reliably mounted. The focus is practical installation speed, IP retention, and predictable service across multi‑site fleets.

Product range and formats – rittal control system accessories

Ventilation and filtration. Roof fans and side‑mounted filter‑fan units sized for common cut‑outs; airflow classes from ~ 60 to 600 m³/h, with G3/G4 filter mats and optional EMC meshes. Thermostats and hygrostats automate start/stop and keep door opening to a minimum.

Actuator and drive fittings. Adapter plates, cable glands, cord grips, and protective bellows for linear/rotary actuators on doors or machine frames. Strain‑relief rails and flex conduits maintain bend radii and prevent cable fatigue.

Pumps and fluid/control auxiliaries. Mounts, grommets, and DIN hardware to place small pumps, solenoids, and hydraulic/air valves inside or adjacent to cabinets; drip‑management trays protect wiring below.

Gate and door operator add‑ons. Limit‑switch brackets, couplers, and door‑stay hardware for controlled door movement and safe interlocking during maintenance.

Technical specifications and standards – rittal actuator accessories

• Ingress & impact: assemblies designed to restore enclosure protection when correctly installed; typical levels IP54–IP55 for filter‑fans, up to IP66 with sealed kits (EN 60529). Impact resistance follows the host enclosure IK rating (EN 62262).
• Electrical: fan modules in 230 V AC, 115 V AC, and 24 V DC; thermostats/hygrostats on 24 V DC or 230 V AC depending on model. Relay contacts rated for control circuits; verify inrush for inductive loads.
• Air path & noise: select airflow for the heat load and external ΔT; deep‑bed filters extend maintenance intervals. Acoustic data available per unit—use low‑noise units for public areas.
• Materials: housings in powder‑coated steel or UV‑stable PC/ABS; gaskets in EPDM or silicone. Conduit fittings and glands to EN 62444 for strain‑relief classes.
• EMC: where required, use EMC variants with conductive gaskets and meshes; bond to the enclosure wall to maintain shielding effectiveness.
• Mounting: cut‑out patterns match standard Rittal punches; tool‑less snap frames speed filter changes. Service direction (inside/outside) is selectable on many filter‑fans.

Two field tips: keep cable entries below fans to avoid drip paths, and log filter‑change intervals in the O&M so dust load doesn’t creep up unnoticed.

Applications and compatibility – rittal mounting brackets for fans

• Electrical rooms & plant corridors: filter‑fans stabilize cabinet temperature without opening doors; pair with thermostats for seasonal control.
• Outdoor kiosks & dusty halls: choose higher IP kits, deep‑bed filters, and EMC meshes if VFDs or PLCs are noise‑sensitive.
• Machine doors & frames: actuator pass‑throughs with bellows and glands protect moving cable sets; strain‑relief bars stop flex‑fatigue.
• Small drives & pumps: vibration‑tolerant brackets and drip trays keep auxiliaries secure and wiring dry.

All hardware aligns with Rittal cut‑outs and rail systems—no ad‑hoc drilling, no broken gasket lines.

Integration with enclosure platforms – rittal pump control accessories

Filter‑fans, thermostats, and monitoring contacts tie into existing control rows on TS35 rails. Use the same gland plate system as the cabinet to restore IP and maintain a consistent look. For rooftop fan stacks, route condensate away from terminals; in wash‑down areas, switch to sealed kits and stainless fasteners.

When pumps or gate operators sit outside the main cabinet, place interposing relays and SPDs inside the enclosure; it improves diagnostics and extends life under switching transients.

Selection criteria for B2B clients – rittal drive support parts

1. Thermal budget — calculate heat load and pick airflow class; verify ΔT with ambient assumptions for the room.
2. Protection targets — indoor clean rooms can use IP54; dusty/outdoor sites need sealed or EMC variants up to IP66.
3. Electrical & controls — match fan voltage and contact ratings; add thermostats/hygrostats for automatic duty.
4. Cable management — size glands and flex conduits to jacket OD; install strain‑relief ahead of motion points.
5. Mounting geometry — ensure brackets, cut‑outs, and rail positions match the enclosure platform to avoid rework.

Most teams standardize one filter‑fan size, one sealed kit, and a common thermostat family across sites to streamline spares.

Advantages of working with Bankoflamps

We align commercial terms with your bill of materials (individual B2B pricing and formal offers), assign a dedicated account manager, and expose live stock across EU warehouses. Quotes typically arrive in about an hour. Orders go in by EAN/MPN for clean traceability, and price lists remain downloadable and up to date. You’ll get lead‑time and order‑status tracking, plus purchase‑history analytics to consolidate SKUs. Trusted customers receive up to 30 days post‑payment. We also plan consolidated shipments to cut freight costs, hold prices with validity dates, and support teams in France, the Baltics, Germany, Spain, Italy, Belgium, and the Netherlands.