Wall-mounted Enclosures for Self-assembly: Flexible & robust Cabinet Solutions from EFB Elektronik

The wide range of variants of the wall-mounted enclosures from EFB Elektronik makes them suitable for a diverse range of applications. Depending on your requirements, you can choose between the following height units:

• 6 U: The external height is 306 mm.
• 9 U: The external height is 440 mm.
• 12 U: The external height is 572 mm.
• 15 U: The external height is 707mm.

EFB Elektronik also offers two depth options: 450mm and 600mm. The WGB cabinets are available in three different colours to ensure flexible integration into a variety of environments. You can choose between light grey (RAL7035), deep black (RAL9005) and pure white (RAL9010). The cabinet has a width of 535 mm and meets the IP20 protection class. The maximum load capacity of 80 kg should be distributed evenly.

The wall-mounted enclosures from EFB Elektronik are delivered flat-packed and disassembled in packaging with a sturdy handle. A brush strip and two keys are also included.

The cabinets can be assembled by one person in less than 10 minutes. We’ll show you how it’s done:

Step 1: Mark the mounting holes

Use the rear panel of the enclosure as a template and mark the mounting hole on the wall (4).

Step 2: Drill mounting holes

Drill the holes using the markings and insert wall plugs into the holes if necessary. You can then screw the rear panel of the enclosure to the wall.

Step 3: Prepare assembly

Place the base element (2) on a table or the floor for assembly.

Step 4: Mounting the side panels

Mount the side panels (3) on the base element (2) using 4 M5 x 10 screws each.

Important: Make sure that you insert the side panel with the shorter inner edge on the hinge side. Otherwise, the hinges will collide with the metal fold of the side panel when the door is closed.

Step 5: Attaching the hinges

Place the hinges (7) together with the rubber elements (8) on the glass (5). The rubber elements should be placed between the hinge and the glass. Before doing so, loosen the threaded pins of the hinges.

Step 6: Tightening the threaded pins

Now tighten the threaded pins. Be careful not to damage the glass.

Step 7: Inserting the lock

Now insert the lock (9) into the recess provided in the glass (5) and bring the latch into the correct position. Then carefully secure the lock with the locknut. Again, be careful not to damage the glass.

Step 8: Installing the glass door

Insert the rubber dampers (10) into the holes in the hinge of the side panel (3) on the lock side. Then mount the glass door to the frame.

Step 9: Mounting the roof

Now mount the roof element (1) to both side panels (3) using 4 M5 x 10 screws on each side. Then you can attach the brush (6) or the cover to the openings in the roof (1) or floor (2).

Step 10: Finish the enclosure

Finish the enclosure by sliding it over the rear panel (4) that has already been attached to the wall. Then secure the rear panel to the rear openings in the floor using the M5 x 10 screws. The assembly is now complete.