Rittal 5302041 IT 19\" Panel - Digital Temp Indicator

Three-digit, seven-segment digital display provides a clear temperature readout, enabling operators to spot trends at a glance and reducing misreads that can lead to overheating. The intuitive readout supports rapid response, reduces alarm fatigue, and improves control accuracy in dynamic cabinet environments. This is critical for IT racks housing servers and storage, telecom enclosures, and automated control panels where precise temperature data drives reliability. In practice, technicians report fewer reactive maintenance calls when the readout is visible from a distance, especially in dim rack areas. Setting range of 5°C to 55°C offers precise, repeatable thermostat control, enabling fine-tuning of cooling to match equipment heat loads. This flexibility helps avoid energy waste from overcooling and ensures a stable climate under peak loads. For deployments across data centers or process automation rooms, the range supports region-specific operating strategies and compliance with internal temperature policies. Rated operating voltage of 100 V - 230 V AC, 1~, 50 Hz/60 Hz combined with 24 V DC compatibility enables global installation without additional converters. This cross-compatibility simplifies procurement and wiring schemes, reducing project risk and lead times. The unit's flexible power options also support mixed-power environments where IT equipment and control electronics share enclosures. Including cable attachment for connection cable and label holder accelerates commissioning and ongoing maintenance by simplifying wiring and asset labeling. The IT 19\" panel format aligns with standard rack rails, minimizing mechanical modification and enabling plug-and-play integration with existing infrastructure. RAL 9005 color provides a clean, consistent appearance compatible with typical dark enclosures and helps with cabinet interior labeling schemes. Single-pack packaging and a weight of 0.82 kg per pack support straightforward logistics, including shelf stocking and shipping. The combination of these features translates into faster deployments, lower total cost of ownership, and higher uptime in automation facilities.