17 February 2010 | Rittal

Rittals'' electronics catalogue now available on CD

Rittal have released a CD of their popular catalogue for Electronics Enclosures and associated products.

Customers faced with the size of Rittals'' Handbook 32, were demanding a more portable look up system which complemented the information available on the website.

Packed with details on everything from Backplanes to Power Supplies and with some base systems included to give designers a head start, the catalogue includes all of the Ripac branded Subrack ranges, both as kits and individual parts, as well as Desktop Cases and Rack Cases.

For your copy, please call Rittal direct, or visit their website and go to the information section.

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