rittal

Computerworld - Rittal Launches Slim-Box Vario Rack-Mounted System Wednesday | 30 April, 2008 Advanced Search NetworkingeBusinessLinux & Open SystemsSecurityServersSoftware DevelopmentStorage SolutionsTelecomsMobility & WirelessJobs Media Release from Rittal Media releases are provided as is by companies and have not been edited or checked for accuracy. Any queries should be directed to the company itself. Rittal Launches Slim-Box Vario Rack-Mounted System 05/03/2008 10:16:00 Print this storyDigg this story Additional Resources Executive Guides CSO Security Buyers Guide Whitepapers Read up on the latest ideas and technologies from companies that sell hardware, software and services. Delivering Competitive Advantage by integrating your SOA & BPM Planning for Improved Email Availability The IP Storage payoff: Turning your investment into efficient, affordable results Linking Employee Relationship Management to Customer Relationship Management Unified Communications ROI for Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007 Using EMC Celerra IP Storage with Vmware Infrastructure 3 over iSCSI and NFS EMC Solutions for Databases Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Nseries iSCSI Transforming the Customer Experience with CRM Zones Zones provide focussed content from Computerworld and leading technology partners. CA Enterprise IT Management Zone Unified Communications Newsletter Subscription Sign up for our Computerworld newsletters! Computerworld Today [Twice Daily] Computerworld's twice-daily news service keeps you in touch with the latest, most important headlines from Australia and around the world. RSS Feeds Computerworld Today Show all RSS feeds Sydney, 5 March 2008 – Rittal, a leading worldwide provider of electronic systems, has launched Slim-Box Vario, a 19-inch, powerful rack-mounted system for small electronic enclosures.The Slim-Box Vario features a space-saving design with integrated power supply and climate control functions. A key feature of the Slim-Box Vario is the horizontal arrangement of the equipment enabling twice the number of functional components to be integrated on 1, 2, 3 or 4 U (i.e. 2, 4, 6 or 8). Two slots per U are available at the front and rear. The housings contain a backplane for VME64x or cPCI. Similar to the horizontal arrangement of the boards, DC fans in the left-hand side panel provide optimum horizontal ventilation for the housing. Other features include a slide-in fan unit with air filter and 12V DC fan. In addition, sufficient space has been created for three or six fans depending on the height of the housing. Users can also remove the fan unit and filter mat if required.Specifically, the Slim-Box Vario housings are 300 mm deep and designed for the installation of cPCI, cPCI Express, VME64x boards of 3U, 6U or rear I/O boards. Spacing-saving features enable sufficient installation room for a slim CD-ROM drive and a 3.5” HDD. A power supply is also included with Slim-Box Vario, either as an ATX power supply or optionally as a hot-swappable plug-in power supply. Accessories include guide rails, monitoring components and front panels. Housings can be customised using a range of standard components. The sheet steel housings are spray-finished black, are fully configured and can be supplied with power supply and backplane. ENDS About RittalWith an off-the-shelf range of over 10,000 standard products, Rittal is one of the world's leading system suppliers of housing and enclosure technologies and an in-demand solutions partner in all segments of the IT market. The company is one of the top international sources of 19" rack systems and is an OEM supplier to numerous leading server manufacturers. The Rittal product range incorporates a multitude of unique solutions for the configuration of complex computer and data processing centres, including network and server racks, power management, cooling, monitoring, IT security and interactive terminal system. Rittal operates 19 high-tech production locations, 60 international subsidiaries, 150 sales and logistics centres, and more than 70 agencies around the globe. With about 9,000 employees worldwide, Rittal International is the largest company of the Friedhelm Loh Group, based in Haiger, Germany. Login or register to post comments Market Place FREE TRIAL, Websense Hosted Security: No Hardware. No Software. No Fuss Download a free copy of the 2008 CSO Security Buyers Guide, an invaluable resource for the year ahead. Unified Communications: Have you done the quiz yet? Don’t miss AusCERT2008 : Register Now! Find the CRM That's Right For You - FREE Strategy Guide Home+EventsMicrosoft & Novell - Interoperability for Virtualization: Reducing the Complexity News+ReviewsNotebooksMobile PhonesProjectors FeaturesInterviewsOpinionsCase StudiesTutorials+Knowledge CentreseBusinessNetworkingLinux & Open SystemsMobility & WirelessSecurityServersSoftware DevelopmentStorage SolutionsTelecoms +JobsSearch for JobsBuild a ResumeCareers PHP Developer's GuideQuickstudyWhitepapers+PodcastsComputerworld Live +ZonesCA Enterprise IT Management ZoneUnified Communications +VideosNewsWebCasts IT Media Releases+SubscribePrintEmailsRSSDigital EditionOther IDG print publicationsIDG Registered User Login Computerworld Member Login Username: * Password: * Forgotten Password Not a member?Sign up now for your free membership which will give you access to the latest news, analysis, email newsletter subscriptions and more.Signup News Events Podcasts Linux visionary convicted of murder AMD goes after the enterprise with new business push Dell to factory-install Windows XP after June 30 Mine strikes gold by replacing its ageing data network Microsoft: Massive site attacks not our fault More > Microsoft & Novell - Interoperability for Virtualization: Reducing the Complexity 11th March, 2008Shangri-la Hotel, Sydney Computerworld has designed a half-day summit to help you employ and manage virtualization solutions with Windows and Linux interoperability. Attend this summit and learn how to make your data centre more manageable. Discover: How you can create a more manageable data center What is involved in running Windows and Linux virtualized environments Click here for more information or to register + IT Security Edition #10: Cyber-battles fought and won 24/04/2008 11:09:47 Vendors bow to end user pressure to improve product security, and we take a look at the latest concepts shaping the cyber-battlefield of the future.[ MP3 (3.58 MB) | Windows Media (3.63 MB) ] + Data Management Edition #9: Data centre makeover 24/04/2008 07:43:06 This week CW Live looks at the death of the old style data centre which is undergoing its first makeover in more than 30 years.[ MP3 (3.28 MB) | Windows Media (3.33 MB) ] + IT Security Edition #9: Inside the bug trade. 16/04/2008 09:08:12 This week guidelines are released for the mandatory reporting of security breaches and we go inside the black market bug trade.[ MP3 (2.97 MB) | Windows Media (3.01 MB) ] + Data Management Edition #8: Storage headaches. 16/04/2008 09:04:41 Users identify their biggest storage headaches, enterprise search in the year 2012 and Medibank Private implements a data warehouse. [ MP3 (2.84 MB) | Windows Media (2.88 MB) ] + IT Security Edition #8: Sex, violence and open source 09/04/2008 08:50:00 This week's show previews the world's biggest IT security event, the RSA Security Conference, to be held next week. Also, anti-porn filters are put to the test in the Deep Throat Fight club, hosted by open source outfit Untangle. New tool highlights biometric defects. [ MP3 (2.96 MB) | Windows Media (3.01 MB) ] More > Most Popular IT Media Releases The darker side of Webmail Microsoft: Massive site attacks not our fault Bush finally backs CDMA closure Linux up to speed on mobile devices Dell to factory-install Windows XP after June 30 StayinFront Identifies Latest Trends in Financial Services Customer Management 2008-04-29 17:23:00+10 Pittwater Council’s online certificates give customers what they want without delay 2008-04-29 16:23:00+10 IBM Cognos Performance Management Software Helps Banks Efficiently Price New Deals To Improve Profitability 2008-04-29 16:08:00+10 RightNow Appoints Vice President Asia Pacific - South 2008-04-29 16:05:00+10 Nortel Keeps Australia’s Kalgoorlie Remote Mining Network Running Securely 2008-04-29 11:16:00+10 More > Developer C / C++ National Project Manager - IT... NETWORK SUPPORT OFFICER 1ST / 2ND LEVEL HELPDESK... NETWORK ENGINEER Whitepaper Read Whitepaper Linking Employee Relationship Management to Customer Relationship Management Employee relationship management is a method of equipping a company’s most important resource—it's employees—with the information and training they need to build superior customer relationships.Enterprise IT Buyer's Guide Find Technology Vendors Fast Find vendors by name | Find by category Sponsored Links Enter Keywords City or suburb Location All states NSW VIC QLD WA SA TAS ACT NT Job seekers Get job alerts | Post your resume online | Interview tips | Ask Kate Advertisers Click here to advertise your jobs to thousands of job seekers monthly. All LinuxWorld Computerworld CIO CSO Online ARN PODCAST Download OPML file for import with all IDG RSS feeds LinuxWorld News LinuxWorld Technology List Software Development by Computerworld eBusiness by Computerworld Computerworld eBusiness In-Depth Security Alerts by Computerworld Security Weekly by Computerworld Linux & Open Source by Computerworld Mobility & Wireless by Computerworld Networking by Computerworld Storage Solutions by Computerworld Telecoms by Computerworld .NET Centre Careers by Computerworld Computerworld Today CIO Executive Briefing CIO Government CSO Online Data Security Briefing ARN Daily ARN PC and Components Networking ARN Security Storage ARN Mobility and Wireless CIO Live (MP3) RSS Feed CIO Live (WMA) RSS Feed Computerworld Live (MP3) RSS Feed Computerworld Live (WMA) RSS Feed Send Us E-mail | Privacy Policy Editorial Contacts | Features List | Advertising Information | Media Kit | IDG Online Contacts Copyright 2008 IDG Communications. ABN 14 001 592 650. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part in any form or medium without express written permission of IDG Communications is prohibited. IDG Sites: PC World | GoodGearGuide | Australian GamePro | CIO Australia | CSO Online | LinuxWorld.com.au | Techworld | ARN | CIO Executive Council разделы цепной конвейер универсам красный площадь органический растворитель фотопечать футбольный тотализатор детский мир мультиметры цифровой облицовка bella italia здание лмк силикон снос любой конструкция багетный мастерский изолента хб огнестойкий краска мелованный бумага нужный билет зеркало babyliss хлеборезка ахм покрышка бриджстоун индустриальный монитор купить стиральный измеритель сопротивление международный конкурс renu multiplus 355мл заказ обед производственный тара dunlup 205 55 r16 сервис alfa laval избавиться спам телевизионный антенна телевизионный антенна телевизионный антенна сушильный машина electrolux скраб-пилинг шапка доставка охота легавый стелаж пищеблок охота гончий фарфор portofino узи тошиба колокейшн вымпел заказ промальп кэрролл дж. страна смеха выборочный лак глюкозамин-хондроитиновый комплекс восстановление бухучета герб область обрезание очки ночной видение деловой разведка гильза цилиндр стимулирующий лотерея прерывание беременность теплогенераторы master купить актуатор природа охота сенсорный экран отчетность пбоюл конвейер конвейер конвейер конвейер корвет-телеком rittal