CUSTOM ELECTRICAL ENCLOSURES
Wall-Mount Electrical Enclosures
Wall mount electrical enclosures for electrical distribution, control, and equipment applications. Choose from standard configurations or customize dimensions, cutouts, mounting arrangements, materials, finishes, and other details to suit your project requirements.
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- Low MOQ from 2 PCS
- Flexible OEM & ODM Customization
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Explore Our Wall-Mount Enclosure Configurations
Choose from different enclosure configurations to match equipment layout, access, visibility, and installation requirements. Standard designs can also be modified with custom dimensions, cutouts, mounting arrangements, and other project-specific details.
Single-Door Wall Mount Enclosure
A compact, general-purpose configuration for electrical distribution, control, and equipment applications.
Double-Door Wall Mount Enclosure
Designed for wider enclosure sizes where two-door access improves installation, wiring, and maintenance.
Wall Mount Enclosure with Inner Door
Features an additional internal hinged panel for mounting controls, indicators, or operator components behind the door.
Outdoor Wall Mount Enclosure with Rain Hood
Adds a protective top structure for installations where additional shielding from rain or dripping water is required.
Wall Mount Enclosure with Viewing Window
Provides external visibility of meters, displays, or internal equipment without opening the enclosure.
Other Custom Wall Mount Enclosures
For non-standard applications, we can develop wall mount enclosures based on your drawings and equipment layout.
Wall Mount Electrical Enclosure Specifications
Review the key specifications and configuration options available for Elmrix wall mount electrical enclosures.
Construction & Protection
Material
Carbon Steel / Stainless Steel
Dimensions
Standard / Custom
Protection Rating
[Confirmed IP Ratings]
Surface Finish
Powder Coating / Stainless Steel Finish
Color
Standard / Custom RAL Colors
Configuration & Fittings
Mounting Plate
Standard / Custom
Cable Entry
Gland Plate / Custom Cutouts
Locks & Hardware
Standard / Optional Configurations
Accessories
DIN Rails / Grounding / Cable Glands / Mounting Brackets
Installation
Wall-Mounted
TYPICAL APPLICATIONS
Where Wall Mount Electrical Enclosures Are Used
Wall mount electrical enclosures provide compact, accessible protection for electrical, control, distribution, and monitoring equipment without taking up floor space, making them suitable for a wide range of industrial and infrastructure applications.
SELECTION GUIDE
How to Choose the Right Wall Mount Electrical Enclosure？
The right enclosure depends on where it will be installed, what equipment it needs to house, how cables enter the enclosure, and what level of protection and access the application requires.
Environment & Protection
Consider whether the enclosure will be installed indoors or outdoors and its exposure to dust, moisture, rain, washdown, corrosion, and temperature changes. These conditions determine the required sealing, surface finish, material, and protection level, so selection should be based on the actual operating environment rather than simply choosing a higher IP rating.
Indoor
Outdoor
Moisture
Corrosion
Material & Surface Requirements
Choose the enclosure material according to the required strength, durability, surface finish, operating conditions, and project specifications. Carbon steel is commonly used for general industrial applications, while stainless steel is better suited to applications requiring greater durability and corrosion resistance.
Strength
Durability
Finish
Specification
Internal Equipment, Size & Layout
Select the enclosure dimensions and internal layout according to the type, quantity, and arrangement of the components to be installed. Consider sufficient width, height, and depth for equipment, wiring, cable routing, maintenance access, heat dissipation, ventilation where required, and possible future expansion.
Components
Capacity
Layout
Clearance
Access, Cable Entry & Mounting
Consider how the enclosure will be accessed, secured, wired, and installed. Door configuration, locking options, viewing windows, cable-entry positions, gland plates, mounting plates, DIN rails, and wall-mounting arrangements should be planned around the equipment layout and installation requirements.
Access
Entry
Mounting
Serviceability
CUSTOMIZATION OPTIONS
Customize Your Wall Mount Electrical Enclosure
Start with a standard enclosure configuration, modify an existing design with project-specific requirements, or develop a fully custom enclosure from your drawings and specifications. Dimensions, doors, cutouts, cable entry, mounting details, materials, finishes, hardware, and accessories can be configured around your equipment layout and installation requirements.
Customize the enclosure height, width, depth, and overall structure to match the available installation space, equipment capacity, and project requirements. Special structural features such as rain hoods, canopies, and other non-standard body configurations can also be developed from drawings or specifications.
Viewing Window
Inner Door
Locks
PU Foam Gasket
Configure the door arrangement, viewing access, hinge direction, locking, and sealing details to suit operation, maintenance, and protection requirements. Depending on the enclosure design, options can include single or double doors, inner doors, viewing windows, reversible hinges, door limiters, locks or latches, and PU-foamed gaskets.
Carbon Steel
Stainless Steel
Aluminum
Polycarbonate / ABS
Choose from carbon steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and polycarbonate/ABS according to the required strength, corrosion resistance, weight, installation environment, and project specifications. For metal enclosures, body and door thickness can also be specified according to enclosure size, structure, and application requirements.
Add project-specific openings to the door, sides, top, or bottom to match installed devices and cable-routing requirements. Options include HMI, display, meter and push-button cutouts, connector openings, cable-gland holes, removable gland plates, ventilation openings, and custom hole patterns.
External Mounting Brackets
Rear Mounting Holes
Configure both the wall-mounting method and internal fittings to suit the installation and equipment layout. Options include direct wall mounting or mounting brackets, mounting plates, DIN rails, internal brackets, grounding points, and other required mounting details.
Customize the enclosure surface finish, color, and product identification to match project specifications or private-label requirements. Options can include powder coating, stainless steel finishes, standard or custom RAL colors, logos, nameplates, labels, and model markings.
Optional Component Assembly: Elmrix can supply empty enclosures, configured enclosures with mounting components and accessories, or complete small and medium low-voltage distribution boxes and distribution boards. Based on approved drawings, bills of materials, and technical requirements, specified electrical components can be installed, wired, labeled, inspected, and tested as required before delivery. Control-box assembly is also available for applicable equipment projects.
MANUFACTURING & QUALITY
Consistent Manufacturing for Custom Wall Mount Enclosures
Custom enclosures require more than accurate fabrication. Elmrix controls drawings, key dimensions, cutouts, finishes, hardware, and assembly details against approved requirements to help maintain consistency from initial production through repeat orders.
Preparation
PROCESS 01
Drawing Review & Production Planning
Approved drawings, materials, dimensions, thicknesses, cutouts, and structural requirements are reviewed before production. Revision details are confirmed so fabrication starts from the correct project specifications.
- Review approved drawings, dimensions, materials, and thicknesses.
- Confirm cutouts, door details, mounting requirements, and revisions.
- Prepare sheet materials according to the confirmed production requirements.
CUTTING
PROCESS 02
Precision Cutting & Punching
Sheet-metal parts and required openings are processed according to the approved dimensions and hole patterns. Laser cutting and punching are used as appropriate for enclosure panels, doors, cable entries, and custom cutouts.
- Cut enclosure panels and parts to the confirmed dimensions.
- Process HMI, meter, button, connector, and cable-entry openings.
- Check critical profiles and hole positions before forming.
FORMING
PROCESS 03
Bending, Forming & Welding
Enclosure bodies, doors, and structural parts are formed and joined according to the approved design. Bending angles, welded joints, body geometry, and door alignment are controlled throughout fabrication.
- Form enclosure bodies and doors to the specified geometry.
- Weld structural joints and required enclosure features.
- Check body squareness, alignment, and fit before finishing.
FINISHING
PROCESS 04
Surface Preparation & Finishing
Enclosure surfaces are prepared and finished according to the selected material and project requirements. Powder coating, stainless-steel finishing, and specified colors are applied to achieve the required appearance and surface condition.
- Prepare surfaces before coating or final finishing.
- Apply the specified coating, finish, and color requirements.
- Inspect surface appearance, coverage, and visible defects.
ASSEMBLY
PROCESS 05
Fitting & Enclosure Assembly
Doors, hinges, locks, gaskets, mounting plates, gland plates, grounding components, and other specified fittings are assembled according to the approved configuration and checked for correct fit and operation.
- Install doors, hinges, locks, gaskets, and sealing components.
- Fit mounting plates, gland plates, brackets, and grounding parts.
- Check door operation, hardware fit, and assembled configuration.
INSPECTION
PROCESS 06
Final Inspection & Packing
Before packing, finished enclosures are checked against approved drawings and specifications. Dimensions, cutouts, door alignment, surface finish, sealing details, hardware, and accessories are reviewed before release.
- Verify key dimensions, cutout positions, and enclosure configuration.
- Check finish, sealing, door operation, hardware, and accessories.
- Confirm revision requirements and prepare the enclosure for protected packing.
Consistent enclosure quality depends on control throughout fabrication, finishing, assembly, and final inspection. See how Elmrix manages these production stages to support accurate, repeatable manufacturing.
View Manufacturing ProcessFrequently Asked Questions
FAQs for Wall Mount Enclosures
- When is a wall mount electrical enclosure the right choice?
Wall mount enclosures are best suited to compact electrical and control assemblies where wall space is available, floor space needs to remain clear, and the equipment can be securely supported by a wall-mounted structure.
- How do I choose between carbon steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and plastic?
Carbon steel is commonly selected for general industrial use where strength and cost efficiency are important. Stainless steel is preferred where higher corrosion resistance is required. Aluminum provides lower weight with good corrosion resistance, while polycarbonate or ABS may be suitable for smaller non-metallic enclosure applications. Final selection should consider environment, mechanical requirements, enclosure size, and project specifications.
- How do custom cutouts, windows, and cable entries affect the protection level?
Openings and modifications can affect enclosure sealing and protection performance. Viewing windows, gland plates, cable entries, door cutouts, and other openings should therefore be considered together with the gasket, sealing structure, and installed components when defining the required protection level.
- Can mounting plates, DIN rails, and internal fittings be supplied with the enclosure?
Yes. Depending on the project, Elmrix can supply mounting plates, DIN rails, grounding points, internal brackets, wall-mounting brackets, gland plates, and other specified fittings. Mounting plate material, thickness, size, and arrangement can also be configured to suit the equipment layout.
- Can Elmrix supply a complete distribution box instead of an empty enclosure?
Yes. In addition to empty and configured enclosures, Elmrix can install, wire, label, inspect, and test specified electrical components according to approved drawings, bills of materials, and technical requirements. Finished units can be supplied as small and medium low-voltage distribution boxes or distribution boards, with control-box assembly available for applicable projects.
- When should I choose a floor-standing enclosure instead of a wall mount enclosure?
A floor-standing enclosure is generally more suitable when the equipment is too large or heavy for wall mounting, when substantially more internal space is required, or when the design includes larger power-distribution or control assemblies. Wall mount enclosures are better suited to compact installations where wall space is available and floor space should remain clear.
- What are the typical lead times for samples and production orders?
Samples are typically completed within 5–7 days for small quantities. Batch production lead time depends on the enclosure configuration, materials, finishing requirements, and order quantity, and is confirmed after sample or drawing approval.
- How are wall mount electrical enclosures packed for international shipment?
Wall mount enclosures are packed for long-distance international transport with surface protection, corner protection, secure fixing, and moisture protection where required. Cartons, pallets, or reinforced export packaging can be used according to enclosure size, quantity, and shipping method.
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