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News Release from: Fibox | Subject: Fibox MNX range of enclosures
Edited by the Buildingtalk Editorial
Team on 25 July 2006
Enclosures house remote telemetry units
Powelectrics of Tamworth has chosen the Fibox MNX range of enclosures to house their new range of self powered IN4MA remote telemetry units.
Powelectrics of Tamworth has chosen the Fibox MNX range of enclosures to house their new range of self powered IN4MA remote telemetry units Rated IP67 and fully RoHS compliant, the Fibox MNX range was specifically designed to house and protect electrical and electronic components in a host of hostile environments and so was considered the ideal enclosure to protect the very latest in Powelectrics microprocessor/gsm technology
This article was originally published on Buildingtalk on 30 May 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
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David Oakes, Powelectrics Sales Director said, "Fibox offered us exactly the enclosure we needed to house the new product.
It perfectly matched our requirements in every aspect of its design, size, IP rating and internal specifications, with the added benefit of customisation being available" Powelectrics specialise in the supply and application of sensing and telemetry solutions, offering quality products and expert advice to a wide range of industries.
Powelectrics have been providing wireless data acquisition and control solutions for over ten years, initially using low power radio telemetry and more recently GSM telemetry and web based data acquisition techniques.
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