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RS PRO Stainless Steel Terminal Box, IP66, Unpainted

Introducing stainless steel terminal boxes from RS PRO, a range of high quality and durable terminal box enclosures for housing DIN rail terminals and accessories in a range of electrical applications. With multiple DIN rail fixing points included, these junction boxes are perfect for installing and protecting electrical wires, connectors and cables, as well as providing a protective case for switches and more.

These junction boxes are manufactured from stainless steel, offering a highly durable and sturdy enclosure that can be installed in a wide range of environments. The terminal boxes also feature a black neoprene gasket with an IP66 rating, offering excellent weatherproof protection making them ideal for use both indoors and outdoors. These RS PRO stainless steel terminal boxes also feature a wide operating temperature of -20 to +110°C making them highly versatile, allowing them to be used in environments with varied temperatures.

Features and Benefits

• Lids with black neoprene gasket and 4 x M6 captive hexagon headed screws
• Operating temperature -20°C to +110°C
• Multiple DIN rail fixing points, M5
• External M6 earthing stud
• Manufactured from stainless steel offering excellent durability and corrosion resistance
• IP66 rating offering excellent weatherproof protection
• Suitable for a wide range of applications indoors and outdoors

Application

Terminal boxes are a type of enclosure ideal for protecting internal electrical components such as wiring and cables. Junction box enclosures are available in a wide range of shapes, sizes and colours to suit various applications. Junction boxes are also manufactured from a wide range of materials including steel, plastic, aluminium and more, each offering varying levels of protection.

Junction boxes are commonly used for applications such as:

• Protecting sockets
• Installing wiring circuits
• Housing PCB (printed circuit boards)
• Housing wiring and connections
• Installing lighting circuits