Product category:
Hazardous area interfaces, Enclosures
News Release from: Rittal | Subject: IP69K enclosures
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 03 December 2004
Perfect protection for a tough outdoor
environment
Electrical circuits operating in tough environments, with water jets and spray, need protection: Rittal compact enclosures with protection IP69K category are well suited for this duty
Electrical circuits operating in tough environments, such as in agriculture and earthmoving, need protection from water Wire harnesses have to be terminated and operating switches, buttons or displays need to be mounted in enclosures to protect them from rain, road spray water and wash jets, which can all direct water at the electrical components
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 11 Mar 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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The Rittal range of compact enclosures with protection IP69K category for operating in such environments, offer the highest protection, as well as being corrosion resistant.
The interior seal is protected against direct hosed water, locks, hinges and mounting plate are all vibration resistant and the surface finish consists of an aluminium zinc coating, powder - coated on the outside in textured RAL 7035.
The enclosure range also includes an interior door, ideal for the installation of indicators lamps, push buttons and display devices.
The protection category IP69K (DIN 40050) has been tested under the following stringent criteria: Water pressure 100 bar, at a temperature 80C, from a distance of 100 - 150 mm for the duration of the test 4x 30 sec (0deg, 30deg, 60deg and 90deg).
Rittal also offer a wide selection of stainless steel enclosures with high specifications on hygiene and corrosion resistance that are complemented by a comprehensive range of accessories. Request a free brochure from Rittal ...
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