Enclosures & Cabinets
NEMA and IP-rated boxes, DIN racks, junction boxes and panels.
Also searched as: nema enclosurejunction boxelectrical enclosureip65 boxdin rail cabinet
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1/4-Turn Latch Electrical Enclosure
Depth: 100 mmHeight: 250 mmNEMA Enclosure Rating: 4Width: 200 mm
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ABS Electrical Junction Box
Dimensions: 3.14'' x ...Gang: DoubleProtection: IP65Volume: 32 cu in
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ABS/PC Electrical Enclosure
Depth: 6.7 inHeight: 15.7 inProtection: IP65Width: 11.8 in
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DIN Rail or Panel-Mounting Brackets, fits 150mm
Fit Size: 150 mmMounting: DIN Rail, Panel
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DIN-Rail Mounting Enclosure Module for Snap-In Keystone Jacks
Mounting: DIN-RailWidth: 2.39 in
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Hammond DIN Rail Mounting Kit, 16 in
Length: 16 in
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IP65 DIN Rail 8 Module Enclosure
Depth: 4.3 inHeight: 8.4 inIP Rating: IP65Module Capacity: 8Mounting: DIN Rail
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Network System Cabinet or Enclosure DIN Rail
Depth: 4.19 inHeight: 5.50 inLength: 27.12 inMounting: DIN RailWidth: 22.25 in
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Network System Cabinet with Omni DIN Rail Rackmount
Cabinet Dimensions: 14 x 10 x 4 inMounting: DIN Rail, RackmountRail Length: 10 in
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Nvent Hoffman DIN Rail or Panel-Mounting Brackets, fit LMK25
Fit Size: 250 mmGauge: 12 gaMounting: DIN Rail, Panel
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Plated Steel Closed End DIN Rail, 525 mm Long
End Type: ClosedLength: 525 mm
About enclosures & cabinets
Enclosures and cabinets provide physical protection for electrical and electronic components, ranging from small terminal blocks to complex control systems. Key types include NEMA-rated enclosures for industrial applications, IP-rated enclosures for ingress protection, DIN rail cabinets for modular component mounting, and various junction boxes and panels for wiring and distribution. Selection is primarily driven by environmental conditions, defined by NEMA ratings (e.g., NEMA 1, 4, 4X, 12) or IP codes (e.g., IP65, IP67, IP69K), which specify protection against dust, water, and corrosion. Physical dimensions, including height, width, depth, and internal mounting space, are critical for component fitment. Material choices typically include painted steel, stainless steel (304, 316), aluminum, and various plastics like ABS or polycarbonate, each offering different corrosion resistance, strength-to-weight ratios, and EMI/RFI shielding properties. Features such as hinged doors, quarter-turn latches, knockouts, gland plates, and integrated ventilation systems are also important considerations for accessibility, cable management, and thermal dissipation. Surface finishes, such as powder coating or brushed stainless steel, contribute to durability and aesthetic integration.
How to choose
When selecting an enclosure, first determine the required environmental protection. Will it be indoors, outdoors, exposed to washdowns, or hazardous locations? This dictates the necessary NEMA or IP rating. Second, identify the internal components and their layout to establish the minimum required dimensions, including depth for door clearance. Third, consider the material: stainless steel for corrosive environments, painted steel for general industrial use, aluminum for lightweight applications, or plastic for cost-effectiveness and non-metallic requirements. Finally, evaluate specific features such as mounting options (wall, floor, pole), door type (solid, transparent), and cable entry methods (knockouts, gland plates) to ensure functional integration and ease of maintenance.