fiberglass battery boxes for lighting [RE-wrenches]

[graham at solarexpert.com]

Hi,

Aeromax has fiberglass battery enclosures with uni-strut mounted inside 
with adjustable battery trays, these are nice boxes.

I typically use B-Line enclosures.  They have an extensive catalog of 
enclosures on line at www.b-line.com  A friend of mine who owns Hefner 
Electric in Burbank usually uses B-Line enclosures for the control 
systems they make for the Disney theme park rides.  I know that he uses 
only the highest quality materials.

I hope this helps.

Graham Owen


Bill Loesch, Saint Louis Solar wrote:
> RE-wrenches said:
> >At 01:30 PM 11/7/01 -0500, you wrote: > >I need information on a
> manufacturer who sells fiberglass
> >battery boxes > >for solar electric outdoor lighting systems.  The boxes
> need to be hung on > >3 or
> >4 inch poles. The boxes should be capable of holding batteries the > 
> >>size
> of 2 golf cart
> >batteries, minimum width of 15 " x 15"  by 16 " high. > >Thanks, > 
> >>Gator
> Tom
> 
> Tom,
> 
> Hoffman Engineering Company in Anoka, Minnesota (as well as others) 
> makes
> Electrical Enclosures in fiberglass as well as other materials. 
> Typically,
> they have provisions for back mounting using bolt studs at the box 
> corners.
> You  might want to put an angle or channel across the back; using the 
> studs
> at the top and the bottom and use a 3 or 4 inch ubolt to tie to the 
> angle
> or channel.
> 
> You are likely aware that more than one mount manufacturer also makes
> battery boxes, too? Any recommendations there?
> 
> Bill Loesch
> Solar 1 - St Louis Solar
> 
> 
> 

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