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 Using absence of voltage testers during maintenance

Using absence of voltage testers during maintenance

01/12/2021

Electrical enclosures commonly found in industrial facilities can contain high voltages, ranging from 110 or 220 line voltage to many hundreds of volts. Regulations covering these enclosures require the verification of an absence of high voltages inside before any updates, repair, or maintenance work can begin.

 Outdoor enclosures: The unsung heroes

Outdoor enclosures: The unsung heroes

06/10/2021

Outdoor enclosures, the ones you see beside the road, on the pavement, trackside on the railways, the ones you walk past every day without giving them a second thought, these metal boxes, more often than not, contain highly critical equipment that is fundamental to our everyday life.

 Specifying plastic enclosures for touchscreen electronics

Specifying plastic enclosures for touchscreen electronics

06/10/2021

Touchscreens may be ubiquitous, but they can still present electronics designers with a challenge: how best to house them. Until recently, there were still very few standard plastic enclosures created specifically for today’s modern touch displays. But all that is changing now with the arrival of smart enclosure models.

 Enclosure sealing: Tips for specialist enclosure manufacturers and vehicle builders

Enclosure sealing: Tips for specialist enclosure manufacturers and vehicle builders

06/10/2021

Extruded rubber profiles are used for sealing doors and panels in a variety of industries, including aerospace, automotive, electronic, medical, and general industrial applications. A great variety of shapes can be created for any industrial need, including hollow designs that greatly reduce material cost and create flexible, lightweight products.

 Specifying enclosures – Installed environments and enclosure materials

Specifying enclosures – Installed environments and enclosure materials

06/10/2021

The installed environment and enclosure material are intrinsically linked, and both need to be fully considered to provide optimum protection for internal electrical and electronic systems. The main choice is between different types of plastic and metals.

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