Stainless steel wall-mount enclosures

Electrical Technology

NHP has released a new range of Eldon ASR 316L Stainless Steel wall-mount enclosures.
Available in a range of standard sizes with key accessories such as rain hoods, inner doors and depth adjustment kits, this newly released range is also supported by a strong local stock holding to ensure the best delivery times to suit your requirements.
Building on the proven reputation of previous Eldon solutions, the ASR range is designed to suit the harshest weather conditions, with certification to the highest possible impact rating of IK10 and high-pressure water jets from all angles with IP66 ingress protection.
New features of the Eldon ASR 316L Stainless Steel wall-mount enclosures include:
• Silicone enclosure seal with almost zero water absorption, wider temperature range and improved chemical resistance than standard PUR (Polyurethane) gaskets.
• High cleanliness design without gland plates or pre-existing mounting holes for a perfectly smooth finish.
• Mounting plate marked in 10mm increments for ease of component placement and reduced installation time.
• Cross compatibility with accessories from existing mild steel range, reducing stocking requirements.
• Multiple earthing studs to simplify wiring and save time.
• Available in both single door (ASR) and double door (ADR) versions.
The combination of the high cleanliness design and high IP and impact rating make the new Eldon ASR range of 316 Stainless Steel enclosures particularly suitable for food and beverage applications where ease of cleaning is paramount.    

Details, Ph 0800 NHP (647 647).

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