Armagard - Armagard IP Enclosure

Applications & Use Cases

• Protecting IT hardware in dusty industrial environments.
• Securing computers and monitors in food processing plants where washdowns occur.
• Housing control systems near production lines susceptible to splashes or debris.
• Deploying interactive displays or terminals in public-facing industrial settings.
• Shielding sensitive electronics in outdoor or semi-outdoor industrial locations.

Typical Specifications

Typical IP Rating

Commonly IP54 to IP66, indicating protection against dust ingress and water jets.

Construction Material

Typically mild steel, stainless steel, or sometimes aluminium, often powder-coated for durability.

Cooling System

Units of this type commonly feature filtered fan systems, air conditioning, or heat exchangers, depending on the environment and internal heat load.

Mounting Options

Typically wall-mountable, floor-standing, or VESA compatible for monitor enclosures.

Internal Dimensions

Varies significantly; buyers should verify internal space for their specific hardware.

Access

Commonly features lockable front doors or panels for secure access to internal components.

Cable Management

Typically includes sealed cable entry points to maintain environmental protection.

Frequently Asked Questions

• What does 'IP Enclosure' mean?

  IP stands for Ingress Protection. An IP enclosure is designed to protect internal equipment from solids (like dust) and liquids (like water), with the specific level of protection indicated by the two-digit IP rating.

• Can this enclosure be used outdoors?

• What kind of hardware can be housed in this unit?

• Is special installation required for an IP enclosure?

• How do I maintain an IP enclosure?