Product
Battery enclosure
An IP-rated enclosure for a rack of cells, with vented sides and a removable lid. Heat is the specification, because a cell that runs hot loses capacity first.
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RANGE
Three products, and what settles each one.
The range covers battery enclosures, cable tray and inverter mounting. Each product page carries the feature that decides whether the system runs cool and compliant, and the questions worth settling before an order.
Product
Cable tray
A perforated tray run on a roof, carrying DC and AC separately. The separation is the specification, not the load.
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Product
Inverter bracket
A wall bracket that holds an inverter clear of the surface. The stand-off is the design, because an inverter against a wall cannot shed heat.
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By what the system has to do rather than by what the part is. An enclosure is decided by heat, a tray by separation, a bracket by stand-off.
- Heat-producing parts
- Decided by airflow and vent area, not by strength
- Cable routes
- Decided by separation and support, not by fill
- Mounting parts
- Decided by stand-off and by the load including services
- Outdoor parts
- Decided by the coating, because the steel will not survive alone