ENCLOSURE & SAFETY SOLUTIONS SUPPLEMENT


The only room sensor enclosure you need


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s part of its new product introduction process, CamdenBoss has taken into


consideration future market demands and developed its range of Room Sensor Enclosures to offer designers and engineers practicality through features and benefits. The company has introduced two new sizes to the range,


bringing the total to three size options. Compatible with certain small development


boards, the new enclosures are available in external dimensions: 74 x 74 x 25.5mm (Size 2) and 51 x 51 x 25.5mm (Size 3). Both are available as a vented or solid option and offered in three standard colours: white, black or grey. Similar to the Size 1,


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Size 2 features rotation keyhole mounts and four countersunk corner holes, enabling the enclosure to be mounted directly to a wall. Size 3 features two countersunk corner holes for wall mounting. The mounting holes are featured on the base enabling it to be easily fixed to a surface and the lid of the enclosure is quick to assemble and simply snapped into place. 


 The Room Sensor Enclosures are perfect


for domestic and commercial IoT and smart electronics, PIR’s, environmental and air sensors and digital controls. Wire entry knockout points on the rear keep cables neat and tidy, whilst maintaining the stylish, aesthetic look of the enclosure. Need your Room Sensor Enclosure


customised? CamdenBoss offers a full in-house customisation service, complete with CNC machining, product coating and digital printing. To find out how the Room Sensor Enclosure


can work for your next project, visit the website. CamdenBoss


www.camdenboss.com T: 01638 716101


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