Rittal Inspection Windows
Inspection windows for enclosures are an excellent addition of accessories for enclosures, they allow increased visibility of the internal electrical parts and components. When safety is paramount inspection windows avoid any contact with dangerous components or opening the lid of the enclosure. The windows give safety and security for the delicate component while at the same time giving access for personnel to view and operate.
Types of Inspection Windows
Plain Inspection Windows - These inspection windows for enclosures allow easy visibility of internal connections for safe working.
Infrared Inspection Windows - The benefit of inspecting components through an infrared inspection window is that it allows for infrared inspection without having to open or touch the panel. This therefore saves time and is safer.
Range of Inspection Windows
The range of Inspection windows for enclosures at RS are available in several sizes and shapes. Whether you need a rectangle, square or circle inspection window to suit the needs of your setup.
Inspection windows for enclosures are made using a durable material such as stainless steel or if you prefer Polycarbonate and most will offer an IP rating for excellent protection from dust and liquids indoors and outdoors. Some inspection windows for enclosures include a NEMA Rating that is designed to offer electrical safety and allow fully functional electrical components within the enclosure.
For more information on IP ratings see our comprehensive guide https://uk.rs-online.com/web/generalDisplay.html?id=ideas-and-advice/ip-ratings
What is are the benefits of Infrared (IR) Inspection Windows?
- IR inspection windows enable the collection of real-time, condition status data on critical electrical systems and components under full load using the window without opening panels..
- They are comprehensive, safe and intelligent protocol that are designed and used for performing essential energized inspections on electrical equipment.
- Prevents the risk of serious injury of personnel who perform inspections as able to see through the clear cover of the window.