
Configuration


ENCLOSURE
NEMACO™ WireGuard™ wireway and wire trough systems give conductors organized, code-compliant routing in industrial and commercial installations. Unlike enclosed raceways, removable access lets crews inspect, maintain and change wiring without downtime.
Use the filter below to configure a cabinet and download its spec drawing, or read more for sizes and cooling options.
WireGuard™ Specifications
Choose NEMA 4/12 powder-coated galvanized steel or aluminum, or NEMA 4X 304/316 stainless steel, all rated IP66 and American made. Pair them with FlexBox™ junction boxes for splices and pull points. Read more below for ratings and materials.
Model | Material | Finish | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|
WireGuard™ 4 | Galvanized mild steel or aluminum 5052 | Powder coat, ANSI 61 gray | NEMA 4 / NEMA 12 wireway; IP66 |
WireGuard™ 4X | 304/316 stainless steel wireway | #4 or mill | NEMA 4X wireway; IP66 |
An electrical wireway gives organized, code-compliant routing for conductors. Unlike enclosed raceways, removable access lets crews inspect, maintain and change wiring without downtime.
How to choose?
NEMA 4/12 steel or aluminum suits indoor and outdoor runs at non-corrosive sites. Choose the stainless NEMA 4X version for washdown, coastal or chemical areas.
BLOG
May 25, 2026
Server Rack Cabinet Sizes: Standard Dimensions, Depth Options, and Selection Guide
Learn standard server rack cabinet sizes including 42U height, 19-inch width, and depth options from 24 to 42 inches, plus how to choose the right configuration based on equipment, airflow, and environment.
April 25, 2026
How to Choose the Right Electrical Enclosure Material | Engineering Selection Guide
Select electrical enclosure materials based on environmental exposure, corrosion mechanisms, thermal behavior, and long-term performance. Compare steel, aluminum, stainless steel, and fiberglass using real-world engineering criteria.
April 24, 2026
NEMA 4X vs NEMA 6P for Coastal Applications: How to Choose the Right Enclosure
Compare NEMA 4X vs NEMA 6P enclosures for coastal and offshore environments. Learn when to choose each based on corrosion, washdown, and submersion risk.