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Cases & enclosures


range, the Rapidbox enclosure can accommodate heavy-duty cables up to 50 mm².


FIRE SAFETY SPECIFICATION For building managers, as well as electrical designers and installers, navigating the regulations of fire-safety protection in large-scale buildings or tunnel infrastructure is demanding. With a multitude of materials and components to review as part of the overall design, advice from trusted suppliers and manufacturers is vital to clarify and simplify the process.


While enclosures play an essential role in the fire protection of electrical circuits in large- scale buildings, they are also a high-volume item installed throughout an installation. This reliance not only makes enclosures important to the long-term integrity of the overall system, but their selection also impacts the timescale of the project for installation.


As a result, enclosures with design features that enable fast fitting are key. Equally as important, partnering with an enclosure specialist that can advise on best practice in design will not only save time overall, but can also help create more effective fire protection systems.


Spelsberg www.spelsberg.co.uk


Instrumentation Monthly August 2026


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