Sfera ShU 700×1100×500 IP54 cabinet

Name: Sfera ShU 700×1100×500 IP54 cabinet
Brand: Сфера
SKU: 1728

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Characteristics

The ShU438 model belongs to the line of insulated outdoor cabinets and is designed to house electrical equipment outdoors where protection from precipitation and dust to IP54 is important. The dimensions of 700×1100×500 mm and the horizontal layout of the body are intended for installing several rows of modular devices and a mounting panel in one compartment. The wall mounting and mineral wool 50 mm thick make the cabinet suitable for outdoor mounting on a wall, post or structure without an additional construction base.

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Description

Part number (design documentation code)	ShU438
Overall dimensions (height × width × depth), mm	700×1100×500
Type	Insulated outdoor cabinet (ShU)
Body material	Galvanised steel
Thermal insulation material	Mineral wool (50 mm thick)
Degree of protection	IP54
Mounting	Wall-mounted

Equipment

Galvanised steel body with polymer powder coating
Thermal insulation – mineral wool 50 mm
Door with a gasket around the perimeter and a lock
Mounting panel / DIN rail
Cable glands
Mounting hardware kit

Basic configuration. The composition and dimensions are specified for the task – the cabinet is made to order.

Area of application

The 700×1100×500 mm body makes it possible to house main distribution equipment, circuit breakers, RCDs, contactors, terminal blocks and metering devices on a DIN rail or mounting panel, and the form extended in width makes it easier to route and terminate cables through glands. The galvanised body with polymer powder coating and 50 mm mineral wool thermal insulation suits installation on open sites, along routes and on building facades, and the door with a gasket and lock protects the contents from dust and moisture to rating IP54.

Where it is used:

electricity metering and distribution points at the service entrances of buildings and structures;
housing automation and switching equipment at outdoor lighting facilities;
electrical panel equipment at communication sites and telecommunication facilities;
distribution points on the territories of industrial enterprises;
control cabinets for utility systems on open process sites;
housing electrical equipment along utility lines and routes.

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