Side walls, without bracket for BPZ-SP-MSW-12 covers 111343

Robust side panel for EATON Profi+ cabinets – optimal protection and flexible mounting

This steel side panel, with catalog number 111343, is designed for EATON Profi+ series cabinets. It provides a solid closure for the working space, and its design allows for easy adaptation to individual needs. Made of high-quality steel and coated with powder coating in RAL 7035, it guarantees durability and corrosion resistance.

The BPZ-SP-MSW-12 side panel is an essential element when building or expanding electrical switchgear. Its dimensions – 50 mm wide and 1280 mm high – allow it to be adapted to standard cabinet modules. The lack of a cable entry forces careful planning of cable routes, which translates into aesthetics and order inside the cabinet.

Construction and mounting

The side panel is characterized by a simple construction that facilitates and speeds up assembly. The lack of a lock eliminates the need for additional security, while ensuring free access to the inside of the cabinet if necessary. The mounting width in the cabinet is 38.5 mm, and the depth is 226.75 mm – these parameters should be taken into account when designing the internal layout. The powder coating finish not only increases resistance to mechanical damage but also makes it easier to keep clean.

Application and benefits

• Durability and resistance: Made of steel with a powder coating, it provides long-lasting protection against corrosion and mechanical damage.
• Flexibility: Can be used as a structural element of the EATON Profi+ cabinet, adapting it to the specific requirements of the installation.
• Aesthetics: RAL 7035 (grey) color harmonizes with other elements of the EATON Profi+ cabinets, creating a cohesive visual whole.
• Easy mounting: Simple construction allows for quick and trouble-free assembly by a qualified installer.
• Compatibility: Designed specifically for EATON Profi+ cabinets, guaranteeing a perfect fit and seamless integration with other components.
• No unnecessary elements: The lack of a lock and cable entry simplifies the construction and reduces costs, while forcing thoughtful installation planning.