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Live Electrical LSMC22 22 Module Metal Enclosure

Delivery usually within 1-3 working days

SKU: LSMC22

£44.90

Live Electrical FMC04 4 Module Flush Mounted Metal Enclosure

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SKU: FMC04

£23.22

Live Electrical FMC06 6 Module Flush Mounted Metal Enclosure

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SKU: FMC06

£28.73

Live Electrical FMC08 8 Module Flush Mounted Metal Enclosure

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SKU: FMC08

£31.16

Live Electrical FMC10 10 Module Flush Mounted Metal Enclosure

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SKU: FMC10

£34.30

Live Electrical FMC12 12 Module Flush Mounted Metal Enclosure

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SKU: FMC12

£38.14

Live Electrical FMC16 16 Module Flush Mounted Metal Enclosure

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SKU: FMC16

£44.42

Live Electrical FMC20 20 Module Flush Mounted Metal Enclosure

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SKU: FMC20

£52.45

Live Electrical FMC22 22 Module Flush Mounted Metal Enclosure

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SKU: FMC22

£98.23

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Live electrical mini enclosures, also known as miniature enclosures, are small electrical enclosures designed to house and protect electrical components, devices, or equipment in compliance with BS 7671 (the IET Wiring Regulations) and other relevant standards. These enclosures are commonly used in a variety of electrical installations where limited space is available, or where specific protection and environmental conditions must be met. Here are some key points related to mini enclosures in accordance with BS 7671:

Purpose: Mini enclosures are designed to provide a secure and protective housing for electrical components, such as terminal blocks, relays, contactors, sensors, and other devices. They are used to safeguard these components from dust, moisture, mechanical damage, and environmental factors.
Size and Dimensions: Mini enclosures are compact in size, typically smaller than standard enclosures, making them suitable for installations with space constraints. They come in various sizes to accommodate different types and quantities of components.
Material and Construction: Mini enclosures are constructed from materials such as plastic, fiberglass, or metal, depending on the specific requirements of the installation. The choice of material may be influenced by factors like the operating environment, corrosion resistance, and insulation properties.
Mounting Options: Mini enclosures can be designed for wall mounting, surface mounting, or DIN rail mounting, depending on the installation needs. DIN rail-mounted mini enclosures are common for housing terminal blocks and small control devices.
Protection Ratings (IP): Mini enclosures are rated according to their degree of protection against dust and moisture, typically using the IP (Ingress Protection) code. The IP rating indicates the enclosure’s ability to withstand environmental conditions. Selecting the appropriate IP rating depends on the installation location and exposure to external factors.
Door and Locking Mechanisms: Many mini enclosures come with doors that provide access to the interior components. Locking mechanisms ensure that only authorized personnel can access the enclosure. Proper sealing may also be necessary to maintain the specified IP rating.
Labeling and Documentation: Labeling the components inside the mini enclosure and documenting their purpose and connections is essential for identification and maintenance. Clear labeling helps users and electricians understand the functionality of each component.
Compliance with Standards: It’s crucial to select mini enclosures that comply with relevant standards and regulations, including BS 7671 and any other industry-specific standards that may apply to the installation.
Installation by Qualified Electricians: Proper installation of mini enclosures and their associated components should be carried out by qualified electricians who are knowledgeable about local electrical codes and regulations. This ensures compliance with safety standards and proper wiring practices.
Testing and Inspection: After assembling and installing components in the mini enclosure, testing and inspection should be conducted to verify that the equipment functions correctly and that all wiring is properly connected.

Mini enclosures provide a practical solution for housing and protecting electrical components in various applications, including control panels, instrumentation, and automation systems. By selecting the right mini enclosure and ensuring proper installation and compliance with standards, electricians and installers can enhance the safety and reliability of electrical installations while meeting the specific requirements of each project.