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Polycarbonate enclosures are durable, non-metallic protective housings designed to safeguard electrical and electronic components from moisture, dust, impact, and environmental exposure. Polycarbonate electrical enclosures are commonly used in industrial automation, utilities, telecommunications, manufacturing, and outdoor electrical installations.
Polycarbonate electrical enclosures offer several advantages over metal enclosures, including corrosion resistance, lighter weight, UV resistance, and electrical insulation properties. Many engineers choose polycarbonate enclosures for outdoor and harsh-environment applications where rust and corrosion are concerns.
Yes. Outdoor polycarbonate enclosures are specifically designed to withstand rain, sunlight, humidity, and extreme weather conditions. Our weatherproof polycarbonate enclosures feature UV-stabilized materials and gasketed covers to provide long-term outdoor protection.
Many polycarbonate electrical enclosures are available with IP66 and IP67 ratings. An IP66 polycarbonate enclosure protects against powerful water jets and dust ingress, while an IP67 polycarbonate enclosure offers additional protection against temporary immersion in water.
Yes. Our polycarbonate enclosures with clear covers allow you to inspect equipment, displays, meters, and controls without opening the enclosure. Clear-cover electrical enclosures are popular for automation systems, instrumentation, and control panels.
Fibox’s outdoor polycarbonate enclosures are manufactured using UV-resistant materials that help prevent discoloration, cracking, and degradation caused by prolonged sunlight exposure. UV-resistant polycarbonate enclosures are the best choice for outdoor installations.
Yes. Polycarbonate enclosures can be easily modified to accommodate cable glands, conduit fittings, push buttons, switches, HMIs, and other electrical components. Many customers request customized polycarbonate control panel enclosures tailored to their application.
Yes. One of the primary advantages of polycarbonate enclosures is their resistance to corrosion. Unlike metal enclosures, polycarbonate electrical enclosures do not rust and are ideal for coastal, chemical, and high-humidity environments.
Both materials offer excellent corrosion resistance, but polycarbonate enclosures are generally lighter and provide superior impact resistance. Many customers compare polycarbonate vs. fiberglass enclosures when selecting an enclosure for industrial automation and outdoor electrical systems.
When selecting your polycarbonate enclosure, consider factors such as enclosure size, NEMA or IP rating, environmental conditions, mounting requirements, cover type, and the equipment being protected. Choosing the industrial polycarbonate enclosure that meets your needs will help ensure long-term reliability and compliance with application requirements.