Legrand enhances its range of enclosures

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Legrand has enhanced its range of Plexo3 IP65 enclosures to make them stronger, more weatherproof, more secure and easier and quicker to install. These enclosures can accommodate a whole host of Legrand products and components, including Arteor Bus modules for home-automation applications and a range of DIN-rail-mounted products for industrial settings — including Viking terminals, time clocks and contactors.

Key enhancements to the Plexo3 range, which is idea for residential, commercial, outdoor and agricultural applications, include the following.

• UV treatment to guarantee IP65 protection for applications in damp locations.

• Shock-resistant polystyrene to improve impact resistance and ensure IK09 protection.

• Flush-mounted handle for better shock protection.

• Double-closing point to give a better seal.

• Key-operated lock for improved security.

In addition, removable faceplates, rails and chassis make the enclosures quicker and easier to install — aided by features such as knock-out cable entries, hinged covers and direct piercing end caps.

The range is available in a variety of sizes, ranging from enclosures from 2 to 72 modules with 2 to 8, 12 or 18 modules per row.

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