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AttaBox® Heartland® Polycarbonate Enclosures


One box, one solution, hinged/latched


and screw cover type AttaBox® Heartland® Enclosures are designed to be


used in a variety of outdoor or indoor applications. They provide superior protection against:


RAIN, SLEET & SNOW


SPLASHING & HOSE DIRECTED WATER


SUBMERSION


SUN/UV


FLAMES


Full non-metallic hinge, does not penetrate enclosure


Broad size range: 6” x 6” to 24” x 24”


Clear and


opaque cover styles available


Thick, robust sidewall and base construction prevents flexing of walls


Integrated locking clasp


Built-in DIN Rail mounting embosses


Easy to remove door


Robotically-applied foam-in-place gaskets


T-Channel and Slot Nut design allows for infinite adjustment of panels.


Full non-metallic or stainless steel cover latches


UL Listed as Industrial Control Enclosure


UL 94 Flame Rating – 5VA


• Heartland® Enclosures provide


the highest (most flame retardent) UL 94 rating available.


Flexible Options


• Increases usable space • Provides more mounting options →DIN Rails →Back and Side Panel options →Mounting embosses in back


→Optional Weight Distribution Shelf


Panel Systems


• Sub-panel mounting solution →Revolutionary design →Variable height mounting →Panel locks into open position


→Mounting holes are standard JIC


Mounting Solutions


• Multi-directional mounting feet or NEW Mounting Flange included as means of attachment


Impeccable customer service • Technical support and factory warranties


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