PR 1.1.2 recessed IP43 (3D)

Detailed Description

The 3D system is a unique range of robust, versatile enclosures. Its components can be assembled side by side or stacked, in two depths, so the full range is available in compatible dimensions and a consistent design.

The enclosures are built from individual components in heights of 300, 500, 600, 700 and 900 mm, widths of 290, 390 and 550 mm, and depths of 240 and 350 mm. Components are made from SMC composite, meeting V0 and HB40 flammability requirements and designed for outdoor exposure, with properties suitable for electrical engineering.

Enclosures can be assembled side by side and stacked without limitation into cabinets or pillars in either depth. Components are designed for straightforward assembly and a wide range of electrical engineering applications. 3D enclosures can be pole-mounted, surface-mounted, recessed or installed outdoors as freestanding pillars.

Doors have fine external ribs that discourage posters while retaining a clean appearance. Their material and construction prevent warping. The doors resist mechanical damage and open through 200 degrees, providing excellent access for installers and preventing accidental damage. The inside of each door is prepared for auxiliary device holders and document pockets. Doors can be secured with up to three individual locks or a three-point lever lock. They can be removed easily by pressing the retaining spring and sliding out the pin. Silicone seals provide IP54 protection. Doors can be fitted on either side of the enclosure, and devices can be installed in the centre section.

The enclosure sides also have fine external ribs, which help prevent the enclosure from being pulled out of masonry and allow units to be joined side by side or stacked into continuous rows. Side panels are available in two depths.

The roof slopes in one direction. Choose the orientation to drain water forwards or backwards, allowing wall-mounted enclosures and pillars to be placed close to a wall without water running onto the plaster.

The rear wall, intended primarily for mounting equipment, has pressed-in M6 or M8 nuts. It can also be made openable, subject to the weight of the equipment mounted on it. The enclosure door may be statically loaded to a maximum of 1.5 kg.