Enclosures & Cabinets

An enclosure is a type of protective case or cabinet used to house various electrical or telecommunications components. This protective housing safeguards the enclosed equipment from environmental hazards and human interference, ensuring optimal performance and longevity. The common types of enclosures used in telecommunications and electrical installations include:

• Junction Boxes: These are used to protect wiring connections and provide a safety barrier between electrical connections and the surrounding environment.
• Server/IT Racks: These are specifically designed for housing IT equipment and related hardware. They are typically used in data centres and network rooms.
• Wall-Mount Enclosures: These are mounted on walls to save floor space. They are often used for smaller networks in commercial and residential buildings.
• Outdoor Enclosures: These are designed to withstand harsh outdoor conditions, providing protection against weather elements such as rain, dust, and extreme temperatures.
• Floor-Standing Enclosures: These are large, freestanding cabinets used for housing significant amounts of equipment. They are typically used in data centres and large industrial facilities.
• Field Enclosures: These are designed for harsh industrial environments and provide protection against dust, dirt, oil, water, and other contaminants. They may have vents, hoods, and sunshields to provide enhanced environmental protection.