Siemens Aktiengesellschaft

Heinz-Juergen Niggl

Georg Buchberger

Stefan Schwind

Karl Zell

Peter Stoerk

Matthew-T Hannigan

The cabinet has four upright supports, which are connected to one another at the top and bottom in each case, for fixing the subassemblies and distribution components, the upright supports each having a comb-like limb that points obliquely outward and whose outer edge in each case forms an edge of the cabinet.

Cabinet for receiving electronic sub-assembly and distribution components

A housing for electrical assemblies is composed of at least one chassis, whereby u-shaped connecting clips open toward the back are arranged between the individual chassis, the u-shaped clips being composed of vertically proceeding, perforated plates that terminate flush with the chassis. A floor part composed of a fire protection floor and a floor clip that is fashioned similar to the connecting clip and a cover part composed of an upper covering and a cover clip that is fashioned similar to the connecting clip are also provided.

Housing for electrical assemblies

An equipment cabinet having side walls, floor and ceiling formed of sheet metal blanks whose middle region is perforated and whose edge region comprises parallel slots proceeding perpendicular to the edges, whereby the edge regions are multiply angled off, or folded over, for the formation of string pieces. The side walls are joined to the floor and ceiling with connector elements having a quadratic cross-section.

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Poecking, Germany

Heinz-Juergen Niggl