Rain-Tight Electrical Enclosures
The drip-shield top on these NEMA-rated rain-tight electrical enclosures causes water to slide off the enclosure without getting into its openings and damaging its contents. Suitable for housing electrical wiring and components in outdoor locations, they are designed to keep out falling dirt, rain, sleet, and snow and will not be damaged if ice forms on the enclosure. They also prevent personnel from accidentally coming into contact with the components and wiring inside the enclosure.
With Lift-Off Cover
The lift-off covers on these rain-tight electrical enclosures are secured with screws, making the enclosures ideal for applications that require infrequent access to the contents of the enclosure.
Galvanized Steel
Powder Coated Steel, ANSI 61 Gray
With Lift-Off Cover & Knockouts
These rain-tight electrical enclosures have knockouts, or prepunched holes, for attaching conduit and fittings to the enclosure, so you don't have to punch or drill your own openings. The enclosures' lift-off covers are secured with screws, making them a good choice for applications where you only need infrequent access to the enclosure's contents.
Galvanized Steel
Powder Coated Steel, ANSI 61 Gray
With Hinged Cover
Swing open the hinged cover on these rain-tight enclosures to allow access to the contents of the enclosure without having to remove the cover from the cabinet. Hinged-cover enclosures help prevent the cover from getting lost in applications where the enclosure's contents will be accessed frequently for routine operations, maintenance, or upgrades.
Powder Coated Steel ANSI 61 Gray
With Hinged Cover & Knockouts
Hinged-cover enclosures help prevent the cover from getting lost in applications where you need frequent access to the enclosure's contents for routine operations, maintenance, or upgrades. The cover swings open on a hinge, so there's no need to remove it from the cabinet. These rain-tight enclosures have knockouts, or prepunched openings, that accommodate conduit or fittings without requiring you to drill or punch holes in the enclosure.