Helping cameras keep a cool head
Water cooling system for protective enclosures from autoVimation
New water cooling system for protective camera enclosures(firmenpresse) - Karlsruhe – autoVimation presents a modular water cooling system suitable for all in-house protective camera enclosures with a dovetail profile. The system greatly extends the permissible temperature range – approximately between 0-50 °C – for most machine vision systems which is not at all sufficient for many applications. Depending upon the camera type with the new water cooling system, the ambient temperature can now be between -20 and +120 °C. In combination with an external insulation a maximum temperature of +200 °C is now possible. Even if the camera is not operated outside its permissible temperature range, the use of a water cooling system can be beneficial, as reduced temperatures minimize image noise and extend the lifespan of the camera sensor and other components. The easy-to-retrofit cooling systems consist of a water cooling module installed on top of the camera enclosure that absorbs waste heat and a re-cooling unit connected through tubes that then brings the heated water back to room temperature. The re-cooling unit is available in two versions: an inbuilt module for integration into switching cabinets or PCs, and a stand-alone unit with a temperature monitoring function that can cool up to five connected camera enclosures, thereby allowing for an especially cost-efficient operation. The systems are designed for industrial indoor applications with high ambient temperatures where a cooler space for the re-cooling unit is available within a 5 m distance from the camera. All parts are very compact, robust, and safe. Thanks to the use of standard components, they are also cost-saving. A closed water circuit ensures a safe, clean, and virtually maintenance-free operation. At low or strongly fluctuating temperatures, the cooling systems can also be used as heating units. Switching between cooling and heating operation is not required, since the system automatically adjusts the enclosure temperature to match the ambient temperature around the re-cooling unit. It can reach respective cooling and heating performances of 120 and 50 W.
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ip65
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machine
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housing
bildverarbeitung
kamera
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Unternehmensinformation / Kurzprofil:
Company Background
Established in 2008, Karlsruhe-based autoVimation was founded by Peter Neuhaus to provide solutions for easier installation and adjustment of image processing components. The company has developed a modular construction kit that simplifies the connection of all required components, which does away with costly and time-consuming manufacturing of dedicated mounting brackets. The product portfolio also includes compact, easy-to-integrate enclosures that provide optimal protection for cameras and lenses in industrial applications, and ensure good heat dissipation. autoVimation supplies complete, ready-to-install mechanical solutions for cameras and light fittings, and enables the integration of special lenses, filters, light barriers, encoders, or other sensors.
autoVimation's customers include renowned companies from various industry branches, such as the pharmaceutical and food industry, measuring technology, quality control, and security technology.
autoVimation
Peter Neuhaus
Haid-und-Neu-Str. 7
76131 Karlsruhe
Germany
Tel.: +49 721 / 627 6756
Fax: +49 721 / 627 6759
e-mail: sales(at)autovimation.com
WWW: www.autovimation.com
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Immanuelkirchstr. 12
10405 Berlin
Germany
Tel.: +49 30 / 5389 650
Fax: +49 30 / 5389 6529
e-mail: info(at)gii.de
WWW: www.gii.de
Datum: 18.12.2012 - 15:47 Uhr
Sprache: Deutsch
News-ID 213860
Anzahl Zeichen: 2142
contact information:
Contact person: Christine Zimmermann
Town:
Karlsruhe
Phone: 07216276756
Kategorie:
Manufacturing & Production
Typ of Press Release: Produktinformation
type of sending: Veröffentlichung
Date of sending: 18.12.2012
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