Non-Metallic Control Boxes: Reliable Protection for Electrical Components
Electrical controls are responsible for keeping countless systems and processes operating as intended. From manufacturing equipment to pumps and other automated systems, these controls need dependable protection from the conditions around them. That is where the right electrical enclosure becomes important. While metal has traditionally been used for many electrical enclosures, non-metallic boxes provide another option. Their material properties can make them particularly useful when corrosion, moisture, environmental exposure, or electrical conductivity are concerns. So, what is a non-metallic control box, and when should you consider using one? Here is what you need to know. What Is a Non-Metallic Control Box? A non-metallic control box is an electrical enclosure designed to house and protect controls and other electrical or electronic components. Depending on the application, a control box might contain switches, relays, terminal blocks, circuit protection devices, ...