Charles Industries, LLC Datasheets for Electronic and Instrument Enclosures
Electronic and instrument enclosures are structures that house electronic components and instruments. They are usually designed for handheld or desktop applications. Example applications include calculators, cash registers, remote controls, and data acquisition instruments.
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| Charles Below Grade Enclosures (CBGE) are lightweight, molded HDPE handholes available in five rectangular and two round sizes. Designed for light duty placements (parkway/greenbelt applications), these sturdy below grade enclosures... | |
| Charles CUBE Site Support Cabinets allow providers to install highly efficient rectifiers and the latest in battery technologies in durable, robust and GR-487 compliant pad mount enclosures. With support for... | |
| Charles Ground Mount Concealment Shrouds house radios and provide?power and fiber connections to RRH at small cell locations where pole-mounted enclosures are prohibited or not desired. Lightweight and easy to... | |
| Charles Industries has achieved a major breakthrough in material science as applied to grade level enclosures. Utilizing a process first proven and perfected in the manufacture of wind turbine blades,... | |
| Charles Industries radio concealment shrouds offer aesthetically-pleasi ng concealment of radios at small cell, densification, and DAS remote sites. Both pole and ground mount shrouds are designed to conceal and... | |
| Charles Walk-In Cabinets (WIC) are protective walk-in enclosures housing an integrated system of electronic components and equipment that can serve fiber and copper interfaces. Charles Walk-In Cabinets offer a lighter-weight... | |
| IS-48 security shrouds provide an aesthetic and effective method of protecting in-building wireless, DAS, and small cell radio equipment in venue installations. There are models that can be used to... | |
| Pad Mount Equipment Cabinets (CUBE PM Series) are designed specifically to protect high density installations of network equipment in outdoor environments and are ideal for wireless, wireline, and utility applications. |