Likely >$3000 for a real "enclosure" that size, probably custom, painted
and 2x for stainless. Plus how to move and ship about >700#. Grainger
has big enclosures, but nothing your size. You might find a switchgear
enclosure at a electrical recycler. I had a old CNC controls cabinet 4w
x 5h x 1d which went to the junkyard.
My cheaper alternative was a 48 x 48 x 24 pre-assembled office cabinet,
swing doors. I gave it a couple of coats of latex paint. 3x 3" conduits
into the bottom, a couple 2" into side & it sits on concrete pillar
blocks and 4x4 PT wood. 4x 4" conduits would easily fit in 48" width so
two side by side would work for 7x. I put a drip edge over the front
since it does rain a bit in WWA. IMO a deeper cabinet than 8" is needed
if you have any hardline coming in. IIRC I bought it from U-line, and
picked it up.
Dry inside after 4 years in PNW Wx.
Grant KZ1W
On 1/2/2020 13:37, jan0@comcast.net wrote:
I'm looking for suggestions for sources for a large weatherproof enclosure,
at least 6 feet wide by 4 feet high and 8 inches deep (supporting a minimum
of seven, 4-inch conduits entering from below), to house the entrance panel
and single-point ground of a new station. It will need to be metal,
preferably galvanized steel, and will be mounted on the outside wall of the
house.
Has anyone a suggestion for a supplier?
Thanks, and 73,
Ed N4II.
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