Enclosures: Submersion rating, environmentally friendly, see-through door
Options for industrial enclosures expanded recently with product line extensions that include submersion ratings, environmentally friendly enclosures, and a new cabinet with a “see-thru” door from Aitech Defense Systems, Bud Industries, and Fibox.
By Control Engineering Staff
Options for industrial enclosures expanded recently with product line extensions that include submersion ratings, environmentally friendly enclosures, and a new cabinet with a “see-thru” door from Aitech Defense Systems, Bud Industries, and Fibox.
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Aitech Defense Systems Inc. offers has an environmentally sealed, 2-slot 3U CompactPCI enclosure. |
Environmentally characterized enclosure offers flexibility : Aitech Defense Systems Inc
The environmentally sealed design of E192 protects board components from external stresses. The enclosure houses standard ANSI/IEEE 30.1-2002 conduction-cooled 3U compact PCI and PMC modules. The chassis base plate is also conduction cooled, allowing dissipation of over 50 W at 71 °C (160 °F), while maintaining a maximum 14 °C (25.2 °F) difference at the card edge. The enclosure features a 28 V dc power input per MIL-STD-704 with an EMI/EMC-compliant power input filter, plus a backplane I/O transition module to support customized front panels designed for circular MIL-C-38999 or other connectors, thus increasing user flexibility. Pricing for E192 starts at $9,995.
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Bud Industries Inc. offers VisionCab, a highly styled, versatile steel cabinet rack that features a “see-thru” removable front door. |
See-thru, removable front door featured on VisionCab : Bud Industries Inc.
The SeeThru removable front door with clear acrylic window is useful for monitoring equipment in medical applications or security installations, company says. Solid steel rear and side panels remove for access for maintenance or swapping out equipment. Features include four adjustable L-shaped mounting rails with square holes on EIA spacing with rails able to accept either #12-24 or M6 cage nuts. Four adjustable L-shaped support angles aid in mounting chassis or supporting heavy equipment. Externally, there are mar-resistant feet on the bottom surface and a smooth black powder-coated finish. Measurements: 21.77 in. of usable inside cabinet rack depth with a maximum mounting rail spacing of 18.70 in. Sizes include 15.29, 20.54, 25.79, 31.04 and 36.29-in. heights with standard 23.62-in. length and depth. Panel space heights are 10.50, 15.75, 21.00, 26.25 and 31.50 in.
Manufacturer's suggested retail pricing starts at $168.70 for single units.
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Fibox Enclosures expanded UL and cUL environmental ratings for its Arca Series enclosures. |
Fibox adds 6, 6P submersion ratings to its Arca Series enclosures : Fibox Enclosures
Arca enclosures are manufactured using injection molded polycarbonate. The stylized electrical enclosures offer easy customization, durability, excellent chemical resistance, and wide temperature range. Standard interior enclosure sizes range from 6 x 6 x 4 ft D up to 14 x 12 x 7 ft D. The stylized cover’s overlapping design provides protection of the formed-in-place polyurethane gasket. Mounting plates and fixed and hinged inner panels are available in metal or non-metallic versions. Product Research on Enclosures industrial enclosure manufacturers
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