Campbell components mount easily and securely
Overview
The ENC12/14 is a medium-sized, weather-resistant enclosure that is 12 inches wide and 14 inches tall. It is our most popular enclosure that balances cost with space requirements. This enclosure can house a data logger, a power supply, and one or more peripherals, depending on the footprint.
Please note that a grounding wire is not included with the enclosure.
Read MoreBenefits and Features
- Weather resistant to protect instruments
- Backplate designed so that Campbell Scientific components mount easily and securely
- White, UV-stabilized enclosure reflects solar radiation—reducing temperature gradients inside the enclosure without requiring a separate radiation shield
Technical Description
The ENC12/14's backplate is prepunched with one-inch-on-center holes suitable for attaching a datalogger, power supply, and a communications or measurement and control peripheral.
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Compatibility
Please note: The following shows notable compatibility information. It is not a comprehensive list of all compatible products.
Specifications
| Color | White (Reflects solar radiation, reducing temperature gradients inside the enclosure without using a separate radiation shield.) |
| Construction | Fiberglass-reinforced polyester enclosure with door gasket, external grounding lug, stainless-steel hinge, and lockable hasps |
| Enclosure Classification | NEMA 4X (before being modified for cable entry, conduit, or ground lug) |
| Number of Cable-Entry Seals | 2 medium, 4 small |
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| Weight | 5 kg (11.2 lb) |
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FAQs for
Number of FAQs related to ENC12/14: 14
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Is a fiberglass enclosure suitable for an installation in a very cold location monitoring corrosion?Our fiberglass enclosures can withstand very cold locations, and their fiberglass/plastic construction is very resistant to corrosion.
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The terminals do not need to be replaced. Just sand or file the corrosion away, exposing clean copper, and the fittings will continue to be functional.
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It depends on the device. Most devices have built-in mounting flanges, but some items require a separate mounting bracket.
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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.
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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.
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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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There is not an easy way to calculate how much desiccant is needed in an enclosure or how quickly the desiccant will need to be replaced. The following conditions affect the replacement interval:
- How much humidity the enclosure is exposed to
- The size of the enclosure
- How often the enclosure door is opened and how long the door remains open
- How airtight the enclosure is
It may be advantageous to use more than one desiccant packet at a time inside an enclosure. Campbell Scientific recommends keeping an extra supply of desiccant on hand for as-needed replacement in the enclosure.
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Yes. In the Ordering information area of the enclosure's web page, navigate to the Replacement Parts section. The Universal Backplate for the enclosure is listed there.
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The following information is applicable to many of Campbell Scientific’s standard enclosures and prewired enclosures.
Note: The procedure below will not work for torn or damaged seals.
To make a field repair to a loose gasket on an enclosure, first acquire an adhesive, such as standard Gorilla Glue, that is rated for use with polyurethane foam. The adhesive should be compatible with, and recommended for, use with polyurethane foam. Follow these steps:
- Pull the gasket away from the gasket channel, being careful not to tear the gasket. The gasket does not need to be removed completely. Rather, remove only those areas that have pulled loose on their own. To keep the gasket up out of the way, lay a small object (such as a toothpick, pen, or pencil) horizontally across the channel.
- Using an adhesive that is rated for use with polyurethane foam, apply a small bead of adhesive to the gasket channel. Because the adhesive’s only function is to keep the gasket in place, use it sparingly.
- Remove any objects that were holding the gasket out of the way.
- Carefully place the gasket in the gasket channel.
- Wait 1 to 3 hours for the adhesive to cure before closing the door.
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