Abtech SX Stainless Steel Enclosures & Junction Boxes
Hazardous Areas, Zones 1 & Zones 2 - ATEX Certified
The Abtech SX range of stainless steel enclosures and junction boxes includes 14 sizes manufactured in either 316 stainless steel or mild steel. Abtech SX hazardous area stainless steel enclosures and junction boxes are available in standard depths of 140, 200 or 300mm and can be fitted with removable cable gland plates and client approved terminals.
Abtech SX range of stainless steel enclosures and junction boxes were specifically designed to meet the rigors of the North Sea and are capable of achieving IP66, IP67 and IP68 ingress protection. SX hazardous area electrical enclosures have passed the Shell/ERA deluge test, devised to test enclosures and electrical equipment that is routinely subjected to ships decks conditions or fire deluge systems for marine and offshore applications.
Abtech SX Stainless Steel Enclosures & Junction Boxes, Features : Wide operating temperature (-70 to +175 degrees Celsius), Ingress protection to IP68 (submersible to 120ft), Fire resistant to IEC331, Corrosion resistant, Hazardous area approved.
Hazardous Area Certified Stainless Steel Enclosures & Junction Boxes : Abtech SX enclosures and junction boxes carry global hazardous area certifications - ATEX EEx'e' to BSEN50019 (Zone 1 & 2), EEX'nA' to BSEN50021 (Zone 2), NEMA 4X (CSA, UL & FM Class 1 Div 2) and GOST.
Fire Resistant Stainless Steel Enclosures & Junction Boxes : Abtech SX enclosures can be upgraded for fire resistance applications when fitted with ceramic terminals meeting the requirement of IEC331 (750 degrees Celsius for 3 hours) and BS6387/1983 (950 degrees Celsius for 3 hours).
Fire Rated, LSOH (Low Smoke Zero Halogen LSF) Junction Box Enclosures IEC 331
(750°C for 3 hours) & BS6387 (950°C for 3 hours - Flame Only)
Fire Rated Electrical Enclosures - Mild, Stainless Steel, GRP
When installing essential electrical systems such as emergency lighting or fire safety controls, great emphasis is placed upon the fire survivability of the critical components such as fire dampers, actuators and cables that are contained in the area. Often the specification of the junction boxes and enclosures is neglected with respect to fire resistance and survival. On the basis that any system is only as good as the weakest part, it is important that attention is paid to the junction boxes being utilised for essential systems.
Abtech ensure the fire survival of junction boxes using both the SX (stainless steel enclosure) and BPG (GRP enclosure) ranges.
Fire Rated Electrical Enclosures Tested to IEC 331 - SX Enclosure Range :
IEC331 - 750 Degrees celsius for 3 hours - flame only - PASSED
BS6387 C - 950 Degrees celsius for 3 hours - flame only - PASSED
BS6387 Z - 950 Degrees celius for 3 hours - external impact - PASSED
BS6387 W - 950 Degrees celsius for 3 hours - water spray - PASSED
Abtech SX and BPG electrical enclosures and junction boxes when fitted with ceramic terminals are suitable for use in areas designated to require fire resistant cables according to IEC331, BS6387 C (fire alone), BS6387 Z (impact test) and BS6387 W (fire with water test).
Abtech SX Stainless Steel Enclosures & Junction Boxes
Hazardous Areas, Zones 1 & Zones 2 - ATEX Certified
The Abtech SX range of stainless steel enclosures and junction boxes includes 14 sizes manufactured in either 316 stainless steel or mild steel. Abtech SX hazardous area stainless steel enclosures and junction boxes are available in standard depths of 140, 200 or 300mm and can be fitted with removable cable gland plates and client approved terminals.
Abtech SX range of stainless steel enclosures and junction boxes were specifically designed to meet the rigors of the North Sea and are capable of achieving IP66, IP67 and IP68 ingress protection. SX hazardous area electrical enclosures have passed the Shell/ERA deluge test, devised to test enclosures and electrical equipment that is routinely subjected to ships decks conditions or fire deluge systems for marine and offshore applications.
Abtech SX Stainless Steel Enclosures & Junction Boxes, Features : Wide operating temperature (-70 to +175 degrees Celsius), Ingress protection to IP68 (submersible to 120ft), Fire resistant to IEC331, Corrosion resistant, Hazardous area approved.
Hazardous Area Certified Stainless Steel Enclosures & Junction Boxes : Abtech SX enclosures and junction boxes carry global hazardous area certifications - ATEX EEx'e' to BSEN50019 (Zone 1 & 2), EEX'nA' to BSEN50021 (Zone 2), NEMA 4X (CSA, UL & FM Class 1 Div 2) and GOST.
Fire Resistant Stainless Steel Enclosures & Junction Boxes : Abtech SX enclosures can be upgraded for fire resistance applications when fitted with ceramic terminals meeting the requirement of IEC331 (750 degrees Celsius for 3 hours) and BS6387/1983 (950 degrees Celsius for 3 hours).
Fire Rated, LSOH (Low Smoke Zero Halogen LSF) Junction Box Enclosures IEC 331
(750°C for 3 hours) & BS6387 (950°C for 3 hours - Flame Only)
Fire Rated Electrical Enclosures - Mild, Stainless Steel, GRP
When installing essential electrical systems such as emergency lighting or fire safety controls, great emphasis is placed upon the fire survivability of the critical components such as fire dampers, actuators and cables that are contained in the area. Often the specification of the junction boxes and enclosures is neglected with respect to fire resistance and survival. On the basis that any system is only as good as the weakest part, it is important that attention is paid to the junction boxes being utilised for essential systems.
Abtech ensure the fire survival of junction boxes using both the SX (stainless steel enclosure) and BPG (GRP enclosure) ranges.
Fire Rated Electrical Enclosures Tested to IEC 331 - SX Enclosure Range :
IEC331 - 750 Degrees celsius for 3 hours - flame only - PASSED
BS6387 C - 950 Degrees celsius for 3 hours - flame only - PASSED
BS6387 Z - 950 Degrees celius for 3 hours - external impact - PASSED
BS6387 W - 950 Degrees celsius for 3 hours - water spray - PASSED
Abtech SX and BPG electrical enclosures and junction boxes when fitted with ceramic terminals are suitable for use in areas designated to require fire resistant cables according to IEC331, BS6387 C (fire alone), BS6387 Z (impact test) and BS6387 W (fire with water test).
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Length: 30 minutes
Session Overview
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During this webinar, we will cover the following topics while demonstrating the integrations of JMeter, InfluxDB and Grafana:
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STI 1229HTR240 Data Sheet
1. FIRE PRODUCTS
For more information, call 1-800-888-4784 (4STI) or visit www.sti-usa.com
KEY features
General Information
· For use in areas where temperature
or environmental conditions exceed
the operational range of fire UL
Listed strobe signaling devices.
· Maintains operating strobe
appliance temperature with external
temperatures to -70°F (-57°C).
· Enables ADA Compliance for
visual fire protection systems
where freezing temperatures or
other harsh conditions exceed the
operating limits of strobe signal
devices.
· CSFM requires local approval only.
· Heater unit cycles as required
to maintain the correct range of
operating temperatures.
· Prevents buildup of snow on the
unit or entry of moisture in wash
down areas to assure that strobes
remain clearly visible.
· Fan runs continuously to maintain
a uniform temperature inside the
enclosure.
· Three year guarantee against
breakage of polycarbonate in
normal use (one year on electro
mechanical and electronic
components).
Design
· Dust tight (Class II Group F and G
Div. 2).
· All Class III locations.
Construction
· Enclosure rated to Type 4X
Standards. Heater assembly rated
down to -70°F (-57°C).
· UL/cUL ambient rating -70°F to
120°F (-57°C to 49°C) indoors or
outdoors.
· Units UL Listed to U.S. and
Canadian safety standards for
specific strobes only (see chart on
reverse).
Installation
· Protects ADA Compliant strobes to
UL 1971 Standards.
· The thick, clear polycarbonate
cover is UV-stabilized.
· Typical working properties of
polycarbonate are -40° to 250°F
(-40° to 121°C).
Product Overview
Now there is a way to protect your signaling device located where temperature or
environmental conditions exceed the suggested operation range. This protective cover
with heater assembly for strobe appliances, is UL Listed to U.S. and Canadian Safety
Standards. Thermostatically controlled heaters and a continuous duty fan maintain a
uniform temperature in the cover when located in a cold environment. Applications
include, but are not limited to, refrigerators, freezers, meat packaging plants, arctic
environments, ocean rigs, slaughterhouses, etc. UL/cUL Listed down to -70°F (-57°C)
applicable both indoors and outdoors.
STI Stopper®
dome
Heated enclosure
STI-1229HTR
ADA
Compliant
FILE S7025
PATENT PENDING
STI-1229HTR
STI-1229HTR240
ADA
Compliant
FILE E228169
PATENT PENDING
HAZARD
STI-1229HTR-HAZ
STI-1229HTR240HAZ
Type 4X
Type 4X