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Inventronics: NEMA 4 / 4x Cabinets & Enclosures

Inventronics: NEMA 4 / 4x Cabinets & Enclosures

March 31, 2025

Inventronics iv-TEQ & iv-TEX Standard NEMA 4/4x Cabinets Provide Durable Protection

Inventronics iv-TEQ and iv-TEX Standard NEMA 4/4x cabinets are ideal for specific purpose controls or as control gateways leading to control or data rooms (via cable or wireless connections).  These durably constructed, all weather units effectively protect equipment or instrumentation outside, or indoors when the threat of water damage (as with sprinkler systems) or other internal hazardous conditions may apply (for example, within manufacturing or processing plants). 

NEMA 4x enclosures further increases the level of equipment or instrumentation protection in locations where increased hazardous or caustic conditions exist.  NEMA 4/4x enclosures are available in a variety of model types and sizes for wall-mount, pole-mount and free-standing enclosures with one door. NEMA 4x enclosures are finished with 304 stainless-steel and are available in 316 stainless-steel for specialized orders.

Inventronics has been manufacturing quality cabinets that look good, are completely functional and last. Sturdy, durable and meticulously designed, OEMs and System Integrators enjoy the ease by which their electronics and controls interface with the Inventronics cabinets. The customer benefits from comprehensive protection with effortless access to their instrumentation / electronics.

Mar 31, 2025 - Inventronics_ NEMA 4 _ 4x Cabinets & Enclosures

Specifications

NEMA 4

  • Free-standing, wall-mount, pole-mount
  • Available in: Four standard heights (30″, 36″, 48″, and 84″), Two standard widths (24″, 30″), Two standard depths (16″ and 30″)
  • 1 door made with 14-gauge steel
  • 1 single length piano hinge
  • Up to 3 mounting rails
  • Up to 2 grounding bars
  • Gasketed
  • Swing frames are constructed with 10-gauge steel
  • Bodies are constructed with 14-gauge steel
  • 3-point door latching with “L” handle latch
  • 3 x 180-degree hinges

Width: 24 and 30 in
Depth: 
16 and 30 in
Height: 
30, 36, 48, and 84 in

NEMA 4x

  • Free-standing, wall-mount, pole-mount
  • Available in: -Four standard heights (30″, 36″, 48″, and 84″), Two standard widths (24″, 30″), Two standard depths (16″ and 30″)
  • 1 door made with 14-gauge stainless steel
  • Complete with 2 doors and 2 panels (except on ganged units)
  • 1 single length piano hinge
  • Up to 3 mounting rails
  • Up to 2 grounding bars
  • Gasketed
  • Swing frames are constructed with 10-gauge stainless steel
  • Bodies are constructed with 14-gauge stainless steel
  • 3-point door latching with “L” handle latch
  • 304 stainless steel #4 finish (polished)
  • 3 x 180-degree hinges

Width: 24 and 30 in
Depth: 
16 and 30 in
Height: 
30, 36, 48, and 84 in


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