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Supplement: Enclosures


specifi cally for fi re protection and wall mounting also needs to form a barrier against more than fl ame and heat. These special junction boxes need to withstand water ingress from sprinkler systems and high-pressure hoses, so an IP66 rating is also key. An IK08 impact protection rating should also apply to defend electrical connections from force, which is another advantage of designing with high-strength polycarbonate.


Easy access for installation and maintenance


While appropriately designed, externally fitted enclosures can provide sufficient fire defence, the significant advantage of easy access also enables frequent inspection to ensure long term integrity. For example, the Spelsberg WKE fire protection box can be rapidly accessed by maintenance and safety teams via four screws positioned in the enclosure cover. This lid is held in place by a cover retainer lanyard to prevent loss during inspection while unauthorised access can be prevented thanks to a safety seal. To speed up a project for installers, wall- mounted, fire-resistant enclosures really come into their own. Just like a standard junction box, these casings can be installed


wherever required or convenient for the environment, without needing to make precise design plans in advance. In the case of the Spelsberg WKE, the enclosure can be quickly mounted in situ by two external lugs that can be rotated 90 degrees. Inside the box, the terminal block can also be adjusted through three positions, including 0, 45 and 90 degrees, and cables can be quickly and securely inserted with additional metric cable glands.


Enclosure specialisation Depending on the design of the building or installation, enclosure specifi cation for fi re protection can often gain from specialist support. This could range from advising on the right type of enclosure to meet the electrical connection needs of the installation, whether that’s a high-rise block of fl ats or an underground railway, as well as ensuring that the required safety compliance is met for the environment.


Achieving fi re safety for electrical connections is essential for building managers, maintenance teams, and electrical installers. At the same time, project time pressures for rapid installation always remain. However, wall-mounted enclosures that meet E30-E90 fi re and heat resistance, and also enable rapid installation and maintenance access, are an ideal solution to meet these challenges.


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In addition to the regular users of the CIE website we get 12,500 new users every year across the globe from Japan to the USA, from China to Germany and many more.


Want to be part of the action? Then call Tony Patman on 01622 687031 or email tpatman@cieonline.co.uk www.cieonline.co.uk Components in Electronics April 2025 33


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