FEATURE RACKS, CABINETS & ENCLOSURES NEW SECURE, MAINTENANCE-FREE LOCKABLE STEEL ENCLOSURES


specifications against impact and complies with IEC 60529.


These enclosure housings are guaranteed against corrosion for three years and are fabricated from galvanised steel, with powder-coating in grey RAL7035. The enclosure back plates are manufactured from 2mm galvanised steel and carry a


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ylec-APL has announced its new DEDS Series of lockable,


solid door steel enclosures for exterior electronic and electrical installations. This enclosure series is IP66 rated against water and dust ingress, meeting IK10


similar 3-year anti-corrosion guarantee. All threaded studs are rust-proof stainless steel. As the DEDS Series is primarily designed with exterior installation in mind, the gland-plate modules for cable entry (which can be top


or base mounted) are supplied with IP66-rated sealing gaskets for total protection against dust and water jets or waves. A further benefit of the DEDS


Series enclosures is an earth-wired stud between the door and the housing, which saves valuable installation time. This solution is supplied


complete with lock and key and wall mounting brackets. This range includes ten different sizes, ranging from 300mm x 200mm x 130mm to 1250mm x 600mm x 300mm. The DEDS Series are available directly from Hylec-APL and are also held in stock by many of the UK’s leading distributors. www.hylec-apl.com


INDOOR ENCLOSURES


OKW has launched an unsealed (IP 41) version of its robust Datec-Compact handheld enclosures for indoor applications. Uses include mobile data recording, measuring and control, stock and sales logging, medical, laboratory and environmental technology. This range comes with integrated contacts as an option – for charging and data transfer. All units in the range – enclosures, desk stations and wall holders – can be specified with built-in contacts for charging 3 x 1.5 V AAA or AA cells. Specifying the IP 65 version with a battery


FILTER FAN SYSTEMS PROTECT ELECTRIC AND ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS


RS Components has introduced the new Filter Fan Plus FPI/FPO series from Stego, which provides cooling by efficient forced air circulation. The series features two optional systems – the FPI (in) or the FPO (out). The more commonly known installation type is the FPI system with airflow direction ‘in’. This system consists of a filter fan and exhaust filter where the filter fan is located in the lower part of the enclosure and draws cleaner, cooler air into the enclosure. The more recently designed type is the FPO system with airflow direction ‘out’. This consists of an intake filter and exhaust filter fan where the filter fan is located in the upper area of the enclosure to draw warmer air out of the enclosure. The Filter Fan Plus series uses a new air-flap technology on the air-outlet side, which allows the fan to


provide a high degree of airflow. The air-flap technology allows significantly more air to exit, so a smaller filter fan can achieve the same volume of airflow output as a much bigger device, saving time and installation space. Additionally, when the fan is in idle mode, the recessed flaps remain closed keeping dirt out and protecting the operating lifetime of the fan. The range also contains a ratchet-mounting mechanism that can be inserted and mounted tool free into the cutout of the enclosure, enabling easy installation and safe and secure mounting, while also guaranteeing a tight seal. www.rs-online.com


compartment enables SD cards and USB connectors to be housed within the sealed area. These devices are manufactured from ASA+PC-FR (UL 94 V-0) for added strength and UV stability. www.okw.co.uk


A new range of LED panel indicators has been launched by CamdenBoss. The new CBPI22 series can be used as a replacement to traditional pilot lights. With multi-chip LED technology, these indicators are claimed to offer a four-fold improvement in efficiency operating at 60 lumens per Watt compared with 13 to 18 lumens per Watt for incandescent bulb products resulting in a 75% less power usage. www.camdenboss.com


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