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CamdenBoss BIM8007-GY/PG Euro Desk Cases Grey 187 x 243 x 103mm 8000 Series

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30-5784

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Need something more than a standard enclosure?

The CamdenBoss Euro Desk Cases Grey (187 x 243 x 103mm) 8000 Series has a removable base plate, plus a polished finish for ease of cleaning.
  • Fast assembly and easy access to components
  • Removable base plate
  • Grey aluminium lid mounted by four M3 screws
  • All sides incorporate integral slots for PCBs
  • Mounting bosses on the base
  • Height at front approx. 65mm
  • Standard unit includes: Body & base plate, aluminium panel, 8/10x M3 fixing screws, 4x rubber feet

Rapid is an official distributor of CamdenBoss products. The products listed here are those that Rapid hold in stock – but we have access to many more, including the company's complete range of terminal blocks. Click here to make an enquiry about ordering CamdenBoss terminal blocks, connectors and enclosures.


Type Instrument Cases
Material Aluminium
Enclosure Length 187mm
Enclosure Width 243mm
Enclosure Height 103mm
Series 8000
Flame Resistance N/A
IP Rating IP40
Internal Features PCB mounting
External Features Sloped / rubber feet
Finish Anodised
Colour Grey

Reviews


CamdenBoss Eurodesk case

Reviewed by: Brian - 17 October 2016
I have used several of these in different sizes. They all perform well. The aluminium front is covered to protect it and allows for marking out easily for hole drilling. The plastic sides and back are firm enough yet easy to drill or cut into for a range of hole sizes and shapes. The base of these boxes is removable and secured with 4 screws in the smaller boxes and 6 screws with the larger boxes. If the boxes are to be mounted vertically they adhere well to baseboards using contact adhesive. otherwise small rubber feet are provided to allow them to sit on a desk. You can see how I used them at: http://bpodmore.co.uk/Projects/Constructing_the%20_control_panels.htm