 LLigetfa
join:2006-05-15 Fort Frances, ON
| reply to VariableARK Re: Outdoor rackmount enclosure
You can take any large NEMA enclosure, mount a 3/4 inch plywood back inside it, and then screw a wallmount 19" rack to the plywood. The plywood makes for a good surface to screw other items like POE injectors etc.
I have such a setup but I subcontracted it out so I don't have links to bits that put it together. |
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 VariableARK
join:2003-03-17 USA | I am having problems finding large enclosures (even without racks) any ideas where to look; looking for at least 24" depth, 36" height? |
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 LLigetfa
join:2006-05-15 Fort Frances, ON | I put a call in to my supplier but in the meantime, I goggled and found these guys. »www.rittal-corp.com/outdoor/encl···ndex.cfm |
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 Bandy
join:2006-01-23 Omemee, ON
| reply to VariableARK We deal with a local electric company that has to get rid of there used out-door electrical boxes - I.E : Traffic light controller boxes and street light fuse panel boxes -
They get replaced all the time and the used ones are in good condition - Many sizes are available , mostly rack-able , most come with heaters and cooling fans , great weather seals and locking mechanisms , and the construction is of the highest quality ( hinges handles ect.)
I suggest asking around ( maybe phone you local utilities commission or stop to ask anyone replacing traffic light bulbs or heads - They'll know where they are. )
This route can save you a lot of money and the units ( solid stainless or aluminium ) are much better quality than most sold .
Happy Hunting, Bandy.
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  Rhaas Premium join:2005-12-19 Bernie, MO
| Here are two seperate boxes that we have used. I can't remeber the specs, but I will be out at the cabinet on the ground tomorrow.
Both were purchased from Falcon Communications both have a hefty pricetag though. $1k+ |
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