Square D Industrial Electrical Boxes & Enclosures

Square D Industrial Electrical Boxes and Enclosures

Square D solutions can be used in a variety of environments where key wiring is found. These boxes are designed with an enclosure, so you can use different products in specific zones. Square D boxes and enclosures can be mounted in:

• Warehouses
• Stores
• Plants

In areas that have traditional environmental conditions, a steel enclosure can protect the wiring that powers equipment. Aluminum products can be used in areas where temperatures rise and drop frequently as the metal can handle general temperature changes, and business locations that have warm temperatures may benefit from a stainless steel enclosure. Because the housing on this kind of product has a stainless coating, rust, debris, and other substances can be wiped off the material easily.

Square D offers electrical box solutions for wires and hardware in several sizes. While all sizes maximize space, larger products have enough room for many commercial-grade electrical components. Some big boxes are constructed with slim doors that swing to the side. Products that are built this way can be aligned strategically against a wall in a QO industrial environment. Square D also has traditional NEMA circuit breaker boxes that include a safety switch.

Some circuit breaker boxes that are suitable for harsh weather locations are built with a waterproof coating. A few Square D boxes and enclosures may also include other unique features, such as:

• An auto switch
• A pump panel
• Push buttons
• Disconnect

During time-sensitive maintenance situations, the auto switch feature can boost efficiency dramatically, and a pump panel can simplify traditional maintenance tasks that involve 60-amp gadgets. A unit that has push-button features can help technicians implement proper procedures quicker in maintenance situations.

The process of mounting a long circuit breaker box that has one compartment or two doors is easy as Square D engineers strategically drill holes on the surface housing and panel boards that are suitable for specific bolts, screws, and fasteners. To secure everything in place, youll need a basic wrench, hammer, screwdriver, and other hand tools. If you want to speed up the process, you can also secure the components in place if you have a power drill.