Распределительные щиты MINIPOL

ПРОИЗВОДСТВО ЭТОГО ИЗДЕЛИЯ ПРЕКРАЩЕНО

MOULDED POLYESTER ENCLOSURES MINIPOL SYSTEM

APPLICATION

A system of enclosures made of hot moulded fibreglass reinforced polyester (GRP) with a high pressure technology.

They are halogen free.

The enclosures of the MINIPOL System is a multipurposly usable product-family.

Enclosures are mountable on wall, on console and on the pick of pole.

High degree of protection (IP 66) meets the requirement of outdoor application.

They can be used in all kids of communication, electrical, pneumatical and hydraulical installation.

Rated insulation voltage of the enclosures is 690 V 50 Hz.

The base is made in one piece, garanteeing optimal avaibililty in the interior and increasing the impact resistance.

They offer optimal security for humans and animals because of the double insulation characteristics.

The enclosures are available with flat or transparent doors in 7 different size from 300×250×140 mm up to 800×600×300 mm.

They are symmetrical and reversible in many cases.

The wide range of accessories gives an extra using possibility to the MINIPOL range.

SHOCKPROOF Can take hits up to 20 Joules, IK 10 according to UNE-EN 50102 IEC 62262 standards		DEGREE OF PROTECTION IP 66 according to UNE 20324, EN 60529 IEC 62262 standards
SELF EXTINGUISHABLE Does not feed the flames Hot wire test: 960 °C according to UNE-EN 60695-2-1/0 IEC 60695-2-10 standards THERMIC CLASS -50...+150 °C E150°, according to UNE 21305 EN-HD 566S1 and IEC 60085 standards		DOUBLE INSULATION Protection from electric shock according to UNE 60439-1 and IEC 60439-1 standards Ui = 690 V CORROSION-RESISTANT Resistant to climatic-changes and ultra-violet rays Does not require any finishing
NON-HYGROSCOPIC Does not absorb damp or water HALOGENFREE Does not emisses toxic gases		COLOUR RAL 7035 EASY and FAST FITTING No special tool is needed

CERTIFICATES

LGAI - Laboratori General d' Assaig i Investigacions

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