Outdoor electrical enclosure contract
On the day the Nobel prize for physics was awarded to Dr Englert and Higgs for their remarkable work on the ‘God particle’, a theory confirmed by research conducted at CERN, the UK North West based Rainford Solutions celebrated its successful tender win for the supply of its Vanguard® range of outdoor electrical enclosures to be used for further research projects at European particle physics laboratory near Geneva.
The outdoor cabinets will house the monitoring stations which measure the gamma and neutron radiation in the environment in the vicinity of CERN. This recent order is the latest and largest yet for enclosures to be used by CERN.
Rainford Solutions has previously supplied enclosures used for a network to distribute data between the CERN facility and academic centres around the world.
This time Rainford Solutions will design, manufacture and integrate thermal/power management systems into the enclosures, which will be installed outdoors.
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