In general, cabinets on board of ships are equipped with shock absorbers. 4 absorbers are assembled under the cabinet and 2 are used as wall mounting on the top. The design requires a calculation that takes the cabinet dimensions and payload into consideration. Documentation of standard versions with detailed descriptions and test reports are available.

ElectroMechanical compatibility (EMC)

For many years Schroff has been one of the leading developers of EMC compliant solutions. At Schroff, all cabinets, cases as well as integrated systems are available as EMC versions.

The earlier in the construction process the topic EMC is considered, the more effective the enclosure solution will be in regard to the price-performance ratio. The case family ratiopacPRO and the new cabinet platform VARISTAR are just two product examples with outstanding EMC characteristics at an attractive price.

To find the best compromise between conductivity and long-lasting corrosion protection aluminium parts are often chromated. In order to comply with the RoHS standards that has come into operation on the 1st of July 2006 Schroff has introduced colourless chromated standard finishes (yellow finishes remain available on request).

Due to a laboratory, Schroff is capable to conduct general inspections of electromechanical compatibility in field experiments up to measurements in the absorption chamber.

Overview test reports