Spelsberg TK PS Series Grey Polystyrene Enclosure, IP66, Grey Lid, 130 x 130 x 99mm

RS Stock No.:: 223-219
Mfr. Part No.:: 11090501
Brand:: Spelsberg

Spelsberg TK PS Series Grey Polystyrene Enclosure, IP66, Grey Lid, 130 x 130 x 99mm

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RS Stock No.:: 223-219
Mfr. Part No.:: 11090501
Brand:: Spelsberg

Datasheet

Spelsberg TK-PS IP66 Enclosure without Metric Knockouts

The TK-PS series from Spelsberg is an empty enclosure without pre-pressed metric knockouts designed to house a wide range of electrical, electronic and pneumatic equipment. The enclosure base is made from grey polystyrene and there is a choice of either a transparent polycarbonate or grey polystyrene lid. The TK-PS has a IP66 rating and is resistant to most acids and alkalis.

Features and Benefits:

IP66 ingress protection acc. EN 60529 / DIN VDE 0470-1
IK07 impact resistant acc. DIN EN 5012 / VDE 0470 Part 100
Flammability rating: VDE 0471, UL94, 650 °C / HB
Operating temperature range -25 to +40 °C
Wall mounting using through holes below lid fixing screws
Surface mounting using knockouts in bottom of base (sealing plugs provided)
Integrated polyurethane cover gasket
Halogen Free

Standards

Approvals

cULus.

Grey (RAL 7035) polystyrene base and cover with no pre-embossing and no knockouts. The Polystyrene box enclosure also includes polyurethane sealing, and polyamide 6 fibre glass reinforced cover screws.

What is the internal height?

87 mm

External height 99 mm

Is the Enclosure/Box Insulated?

Rated insulation voltage AC 690 V

Rated insulation voltage DC 1000 V

Can I use this enclosure/box outdoors?

No this enclosure is best suited for indoor use as it is not weather proof

The enclosure box is sealable

Are there any in-built cable entries?

There are no cable entries with this model

Does this enclosure box contain any silicone?

This article is completely silicone free

Also free from heavy metal and PVC

What is a knockout?

An enclosure box with knockouts is a hole that is built into the enclosure that has covering of plastic material covering the area of the required hole. You simply break the plastic material and you have a ready-made hole for mounting. You simply "knockout" the material.

There are no Knockouts with this article

What’s the difference between a polystyrene and a polycarbonate enclosure?

Both are plastic and resistant to rust and corrosion and will not dent – unlike metal. Both at halogen free which is important to consider for applications where the possibility of fire can lead to exposure to harmful fumes.

Polystyrene is stronger than budget material like plastic, withstand knocks and has fair cable retention.

Polycarbonate is recommended for applications that may sustain heavy impact, better UV protection, resistant to temperature changes, external and internal use.

Note

Approvals

UL; VDE; CE

Standards

IP66, EN 60529 / DIN VDE 0470-1, IK07, DIN EN 5012 / VDE 0470 Part 100, VDE 0106, UL94, VDE 0471 / EN 60695

Attribute	Value
Body Material	Polystyrene
External Length	130 mm
External Height	99 mm
External Width	130 mm
External Dimensions	130 x 130 x 99mm
IP Rating	IP66
Colour	Grey
Lid Colour	Grey
Shielded	No
Series	TK PS

Spelsberg TK PS Series Grey Polystyrene Enclosure, IP66, Grey Lid, 130 x 130 x 99mm

Spelsberg TK-PS IP66 Enclosure without Metric Knockouts

Features and Benefits:

Standards

Approvals

Grey (RAL 7035) polystyrene base and cover with no pre-embossing and no knockouts. The Polystyrene box enclosure also includes polyurethane sealing, and polyamide 6 fibre glass reinforced cover screws.

What is the internal height?

Is the Enclosure/Box Insulated?

Can I use this enclosure/box outdoors?

Are there any in-built cable entries?

Does this enclosure box contain any silicone?

What is a knockout?

There are no Knockouts with this article

What’s the difference between a polystyrene and a polycarbonate enclosure?

Note

Approvals

Standards

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