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About Enclosures

Enclosures are designed to protect a data acquisition system’s most sensitive components from elements such as dust, water, sunlight, or pollutants. Depending on the size of the enclosure and the size of the components, an environmental enclosure may house a datalogger, communication peripheral, power supply, and appropriate sensors.

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Standard Enclosures

Standard enclosures are designed to house a datalogger, power supply, and at least one peripheral. The enclosures’ backplates enable easy mounting and rearranging of devices. Standard enclosures are a...read more

Prewired Enclosures

Prewired weather-resistant enclosures combine flexibility with ease of use. Customers have the flexibility to choose their system components, but installation is easy because the sensors are simply at...read more

Enclosure Assembly and Wiring

These other enclosure accessories serve a variety of purposes. For example, Campbell Scientific offers accessories that are used to securely mount equipment to enclosures’ backplates, control the rela...read more

Frequently Asked Questions

Number of FAQs related to Enclosures: 3

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What sizes do backplates come in?

Backplates are available in sizes designed to fit in Campbell Scientific enclosures: 10 x 12 in., 12 x 14 in., 14 x 16 in., and 16 x 18 in.
Can a display be put on the outside of an enclosure?

Yes. The CD100 mounts in an enclosure door and supports all of the CR1000KD capabilities. With the CD100, historic and real-time data can be read, and instructions can be entered without opening the enclosure door.

Another available option that displays real-time data only is the CD295.
How can more of the putty used to seal the cable-entry conduit of the enclosure be ordered?

The putty is shipped as part of the 7363 Enclosure Supply Kit. To order an additional 4 ounce container of electrician’s putty, specify pn 6596.

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