19 Inch Equipment Rack Outdoor Battery Enclosures Anti Corrosion Dustproof Sunproof Rainproof

• Material: Outdoor battery cabinets are typically made of materials that are resistant to weather and corrosion, such as aluminum, stainless steel, or powder-coated steel.
• Cooling: fans and air conditioner. (Other cooling option: heat exchanger). MTBF≥50000.
• Protection: Outdoor battery cabinets are designed to protect batteries from the elements, as well as from physical damage and theft. They may have locking doors or other security features to prevent unauthorized access.
• Size: Outdoor battery cabinets come in a range of sizes to accommodate different battery sizes and quantities. The size of the cabinet will depend on the number and type of batteries it needs to house.
• Mounting: Outdoor battery cabinets can be mounted on a variety of surfaces, such as walls, poles, or concrete pads. The type of mounting will depend on the location and application of the batteries.
• Battery management: Some outdoor battery cabinets may have integrated battery management systems, which monitor battery performance, voltage, and temperature. These systems can help to optimize battery life and performance, as well as alert users to potential issues.

3. Technical Parameters

Accessories List

4.  Cabinet Structure

The cabinet includes 19” equipment installation rack and battery shelf. The cabinet includes one air conditioner, installed on front door.

5. Cabinet Door and Lock

The cabinet includes one front door. The cabinet door uses embedded structure. The door opening angle is larger than 110°and the door limit device can limit the opening angle. The lock is theftproof three point lock, supporting padlock.

5.1 Door lock theft proof design

• Damage resistance of the theft proof lock meets GA/T 73-1994 “Mechanical Anti-theft Lock” class B requirement, supporting padlock.

• Three point lock

5.2 Cable Inlet

Feeder cable and other external cables all use bottom wiring method.

5.3 Grounding Protection

• The cabinet includes grounding copper bar with anti-corrosion coating. There are enough screws for wiring connection terminals.
• The metal part of the cabinet should be interconnected and be connected with grounding bar. Connection resistance between any two points is lower than 0.1Ω.
• Protective earthing of other equipments inside the cabinet should be connected to the grounding bar.

5.4 Connection and Fastening

• Use anti-loose threaded connection as structure and bearer connection. Anchor bolt for fixing cabinet use hot dip galvanized bolts.
• Door hinges use inner hinge mode.

5.5 Appearance and Surface Treatment

Cabinet surface coating is outdoor special powder coating, with white gray color (PANTONE 428C). The coating complies with GB/T 3181-2008 requirement.

6.FAQ:

1. What types of equipment can be housed in an outdoor cabinet?

Outdoor cabinets can be used to house a wide range of equipment, including telecommunications equipment, electrical equipment, batteries, network equipment, and security systems.

2. What materials are used to make outdoor cabinets?

Outdoor cabinets are typically made of materials that are resistant to weather and corrosion, such as aluminum, stainless steel, or powder-coated steel. The specific material used will depend on the application and environmental conditions.

3. What features should I look for in an outdoor cabinet?

When selecting an outdoor cabinet, it's important to consider factors such as size, cooling, security, and cable management. Other features to consider may include ventilation, access panels, and mounting options.

4. Can outdoor cabinets be customized?

Yes, outdoor cabinets can often be customized to meet specific requirements. This may include modifications to the size, material, or features of the cabinet.

5. How do I maintain an outdoor cabinet?

To ensure the longevity of an outdoor cabinet, it's important to perform regular maintenance, such as cleaning, lubricating hinges and locks, and inspecting for damage. It's also important to ensure that any cooling systems are functioning properly and that the cabinet is properly sealed to prevent water ingress.

6. How do I choose the right outdoor cabinet for my application?

Choosing the right outdoor cabinet will depend on factors such as the size and type of equipment to be housed, the environmental conditions, and any specific requirements for cooling, security, or cable management. Working with a qualified supplier can help ensure that you select the best cabinet for your needs.