DIN rail enclosures? Where on earth?

[D Skelton]

I'm really struggling here!

I need to find a DIN rail enclosure, nice and spacious inside, 100 modules plus, a really good quality one, well constructed and if possible (this is the impossible part), a nice lockable glass door. Anyone have any ideas?

If it is suitable for flush mounting, that would be a Brucey Bonus!

Edit: Something along the lines of this, just way way way better looking:

 

[kingeri]

Good luck

 

[D Skelton]

If only there was a 'sarcastic thanks' button at the bottom left of your post

 

[kingeri]

Sorry I couldn't actually be helpful....but at least I'm trying to keep you thread alive!

 

[D Skelton]

At least someone knows what I'm talking about, regardless of whether or not you can help!

 

[tigerpaul]

What about any panel building company? Can't they sort you out?

 

[RyanCheetham]

Could you not use a data cabinet for networks and modify it to accept din rails? These are lockable with glass doors and made of metal so pretty well made too

 

[Sintra]

What you need is a himel box have a look at this link
http://www.downloadcentre.net/pdf_downloads/himel/general_catalogue.pdf

 

[Dayo1959]

Have you looked at the Schneider S3D range?

 

[grantr37]

I'm really struggling here! I need to find a DIN rail enclosure, nice and spacious inside, 100 modules plus, a really good quality one, well constructed and if possible (this is the impossible part), a nice lockable glass door. Anyone have any ideas? If it is suitable for flush mounting, that would be a Brucey Bonus! Edit: Something along the lines of this, just way way way better looking:View attachment 15839

If you are ok to spend a little bit extra (assuming it's for a special job?) then I would get in touch with E&I Panels in Ireland, you can google them, they will make a panel for you and can probably even fit toughened glass in the door..... think they will only take about 4 days before the panel arrives with you....

 

[grantr37]

E and I Engineering Ltd Londonderry

 

[D Skelton]

What you need is a himel box have a look at this link
http://www.downloadcentre.net/pdf_downloads/himel/general_catalogue.pdf

These are the exact type of systems I'm after. Cheers bud.

 

[shanky887614]

Have you looked at the Schneider S3D range?

Schneider stuff is not bad, don't take my word for it though as we are sub contracting for them.