Free-standing enclosure
Rittal's new free-standing enclosure the SE 8 is a standardised system with features that can be assembled efficiently.
Keeping the costs of engineering and handling in check, free-standing enclosures are used in many areas of industry and in building services management. Typical fields of application are compact machinery and equipment, whose power distribution and automation components can be accommodated in one single enclosure.
Unlike baying suites with frames and removable side panels, the body of Rittal’s SE 8 consists of two side panels and a roof made from one piece of sheet steel. For the user, this means that both handling and installa-tion of separate side panels are eliminated.
Rittal
01709 704000
www.rittal.co.uk
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