Lighter than stainless steel yet durable, these aluminum enclosures protect electronics from frequent washdowns and withstand periodic submersion in water. They won’t rust in outdoor environments and are easy to machine.

Install an optional panel inside these enclosures to mount components and DIN rail without drilling holes.

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Attach these enclosures to machine control panels or walls to guard electronics within the enclosures from water in wet and washdown areas. You can mount them without removing the cover and exposing electronics, such as sensors, switches, and circuit boards, to the environment. All are made of aluminum, so they won’t rust when exposed to water. They’re also lightweight, durable, and easy to machine.

Enclosures with circuit board slots have openings that make it easy to space and store circuit boards within the enclosure.

Install optional panels inside enclosures to mount electronics and DIN rail without having to drill holes into the body of the enclosures.

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Fans built in to these enclosures keep electronics at the temperature you set, and the filtered intake and exhaust let cool air flow through the enclosure without letting water and contaminants in. Rated NEMA 3R and IP32, these enclosures protect the components inside from falling dirt, rain, snow, and sleet. The overhanging top keeps drips out while the door is open. Enclosures are UL and CL-Listed, so they meet American and Canadian safety standards.

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For use in hazardous locations, these enclosures are rated NEMA 7 and 9 and meet UL Class I, Divisions 1 and 2, Groups B, C, and D; Class II, Divisions 1 and 2, Groups E, F, and G; and Class III, Divisions 1 and 2. They are also rated NEMA 4 for protection from dirt and washdowns.

Panels are for mounting components inside enclosures.

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These enclosures are designed for use in various hazardous location environments. Protect internal electronics from solid particulates like dust and from spraying or splashing water. All of these enclosures have standard push-button holes, so you don’t need to measure and cut the holes yourself. They also have a conduit connection on the top and bottom to route wiring.

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These enclosures reduce electromagnetic interference (EMI) and radio frequency interference (RFI), which can cause electrical problems like flickering monitors, interrupted data signals, and unwanted radio noise. Use them near motors, generators, and other equipment that produces EMI or RFI. Enclosures protect the parts inside and also keep EMI/RFI generated within the enclosure from getting out.

To install parts inside the enclosure, screw a DIN rail or panel on to the internal mounting bosses, or mount components directly to the bosses using self-tapping screws. Use the outside mounting holes to attach the enclosure to a wall or surface. For more mounting flexibility, screw on wall-mount brackets where you need them.

Aluminum enclosures stop medium-range frequency interference in most applications. They have two gaskets—a woven steel gasket joins the two sides of the enclosure for continuous EMI/RFI shielding, and a silicone rubber gasket seals the enclosure to protect your equipment from wet, oily, and corrosive environments. Enclosures that meet IP65 protect the contents from washdowns, dust, and dirt. Enclosures that meet IP67 are submersible in one meter of water for up to 30 minutes and protect the contents from dust and dirt.

Interference reduction at frequency, also known as attenuation, is how much EMI/RFI the enclosure blocks.

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