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NEMACO™ IP68 enclosures & junction boxes are designed for extended water exposure and demanding outdoor environments requiring superior sealing performance. Each IP68 enclosure undergoes factory standard simulated submersion testing at 15+ feet for 24 hours to validate long-term watertight integrity. iP68 enclosures are available stainless steel, aluminum alloys and fiberglass composite materials. The IP68 enclosures are design for submersible applications including underground installations, coastal areas and temporary flood zones and heavy spray-down and wet high-moisture industrial applications.
Submersible Enclosure
SubPro™ ECO
Single Bay Wall Mount
Material: Stainless Steel
Standard Finish: #4 or Mill Finish
Dimensions [in.]: H:4–24, W:4–24, D:4–12
Submersible Enclosure
SubPro™ Performance
Wall Mount
Material: Stainless Steel
Standard Finish: #4 or Mill Finish
Dimensions [in.]: H:4–48, W:4–48, D:4–24
Submersible Enclosure
SubPro™ AlumTec
Wall Mount
Material: Aluminum
Standard Finish: Powder Coat ANSI 61 Gray
Submersible Enclosure
SubPro™ FRP
Wall Mount
Material: Fiberglass
Standard Finish: UL Gelcoat
Submersible Enclosure
SubPro™ Performance
Floor Mount
Material: Stainless Steel
Standard Finish: #4 Grain Finish
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