Protect Sensitive Electronics in Explosive Environments with New Aluminum ATEX Cabinet Cooler Systems

EXAIR’s ATEX Cabinet Cooler® Systems deliver a powerful and affordable solution for keeping electrical enclosures cool in hazardous ATEX classified areas—and they’re now available in durable aluminum construction.  Engineered for use in Zones 2 and 22, these coolers are UL-tested, CE compliant, and meet stringent ATEX standards for purged and pressurized enclosures. 

                With cooling capacities of up to 5,600 Btu/Hr. (1,642 Watts), ATEX Cabinet Coolers are ideal for preventing overheating in electrical cabinets exposed to explosive atmospheres. Whether you’re dealing with industrial control panels, application-specific electrical boxes, or simply sensitive electronics in hazardous locations, these systems ensure your equipment stays cool, safe and operational. This would include industries like oil and gas, chemical processing, pharmaceuticals, and food processing.  Designed for quick and easy installation, the ATEX Cabinet Cooler mounts through a standard electrical knockout and maintains NEMA 4 integrity even in demanding environments. Optional thermostat controls reduce compressed air usage, while cold air distribution kits ensure even cooling throughout the cabinet.

                EXAIR offers a comprehensive lineup of Cabinet Cooler Systems for NEMA 12, 4, 4X, and hazardous locations like UL-Classified and ATEX. Built with no moving parts, every system is CE-compliant, UL-listed, and designed for long-term reliability in the most challenging conditions. From control panels and motor centers to laser housings and surveillance equipment, EXAIR Cabinet Coolers protect your investments and keep your operations running smoothly.

For our U.S. and Canadian customers, we are offering a promotion.  You will receive an AC Sensor, a $76.00 value, for free as a promotional item from now until the end of August 2025 with a qualified purchase of Cabinet Coolers.  If you have any questions about Cabinet Coolers or how to properly size them, you can contact an Application Engineer at EXAIR.  We will be happy to help.

John Ball
Application Engineer
Email: [email protected]
Twitter: @EXAIR_jb