Wall-mounted electrical enclosures provide a compact cabinet body for control, terminal, distribution, telecom, solar, automation, and OEM equipment installed on a wall, machine frame, or support structure.
FN builds from customer drawings or confirmed project requirements. Review the mounting method, internal layout, openings, access, and installation conditions here, then send the project for drawing-based review when the specification needs deeper engineering confirmation.
The practical difference is interface coordination
01 · INSTALLATION FIT
Review more than box dimensions
Mounting points, internal clearance, door swing, cable route, nearby equipment, and maintenance access are considered together.
02 · DRAWING CONTROL
Coordinate openings and internal layout
Mounting plates, gland plates, connector holes, fan openings, windows, and hardware positions follow the approved project drawing.
03 · AGREED ACCEPTANCE
Define checks before production
Inspection items, required records, finish, accessory preparation, and shipment protection are confirmed for the specific order.
Best suited for
- Compact wall, frame, or machine-mounted installations
- Projects requiring a fixed mounting plate or DIN rail layout
- Custom cable entry, connector, display, or ventilation openings
- Indoor, outdoor, humid, or corrosion-aware projects with a confirmed material choice
Confirm before ordering
- Installation environment and available clearance
- Enclosure dimensions, mounting load, and door opening direction
- Material, finish, gasket, hardware, and protection target
- Drawing revision, quantity, inspection documents, packaging, and destination
Drawing-defined configuration
Custom options
Use these fields to prepare the drawing and quotation request. Final specifications are project-defined.
Production and quality
Manufacturing & inspection
One approved drawing and specification should guide fabrication, inspection, and shipment protection. This keeps manufacturing, acceptance, and delivery aligned.
01 ·
Review
Confirm the drawing, use environment, interfaces, and acceptance requirements.
02 ·
Manufacture
Fabricate the enclosure body and prepare the agreed hardware and finish.
03 ·
Inspect
Check the project-defined dimensions, openings, fit, function, and surface condition.
04 ·
Protect
Separate accessories and apply the confirmed shipment packaging.
Agree the controls required for the order
Production controls
- Approved drawing revision and production basis
- Material, finish, hardware, and accessory scope
- Mounting plate, opening, door, gasket, and clearance requirements
- Quantity, marking, packaging, and delivery condition
Inspection and evidence
- Dimensions and opening positions
- Mounting plate, lock, hinge, handle, and gasket fit
- Surface condition and accessory packing
- Inspection records, packing photos, or project documents when agreed
Quotation questions
Project FAQ
Send these first
- Drawing, sketch, sample, or requirement sheet
- Quantity and delivery destination
- Material, finish, and use environment
- Mounting, opening, hardware, and accessory requirements
- Protection target and required project documents
Can FN manufacture wall-mounted enclosures according to our drawings?
Yes. FN can manufacture enclosure bodies from confirmed drawings, samples, photos, sketches, or project specifications. The production drawing and specification are confirmed before manufacturing.
Can mounting plates and internal hardware be prepared?
Removable or fixed mounting plates, DIN rails, grounding studs, brackets, cable glands, terminal blocks, and other agreed hardware can be prepared within the confirmed project scope.
Can cable entries and other openings be made before shipment?
Bottom, side, top, gland-plate, conduit, connector, display, ventilation, or customer-defined openings can follow the approved drawing.
Will field drilling affect the protection target?
Added openings or field modifications can affect the finished enclosure boundary. Where protection performance matters, plan penetrations, accessories, sealing, installation, testing, and documentation as one system. Any third-party certification or formal test report must be confirmed separately for the specific project.
