New operating housings
Rittal’s new operating housings based on AE with han-dle strips, unveiled at this year’s Hanover Fair, have been noted for their attractive eye-catching design, based on the support arm system system CP 60/120/180.
Supplied as standard, the new operating housings with handle strips benefit from a standardised design and operation and replace the existing range of sheet steel operating housings.
Encompassing many new and enhanced features, such as rear or front access for servicing, an alu-minium front panel easily dismantled for machining, lock with integral door runners for easy locking and uniform interior installation via Rittal system accessories.
Available in 10 standard sizes, ex-stock, with protec-tion category IP55, Rittal’s new housings are elegantly fabricated, with high functionality which will stand out thanks to the modern, attractive design, one-man as-sembly and support arm connection.
Rittal
0844 800 6002
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