Outdoor Cabinets

Outdoor Telecom Cabinet with AC | IP66

Outdoor telecom cabinet with AC is designed for mission-critical telecom and IT deployments where stable temperature, dust/water protection, and secure access are required. With IP66 protection, a 600 × 600 mm footprint, and up to 600 kg load capacity, it supports outdoor base stations, edge computing, and security networks that need climate control.

IP66 (dust + water jets) 600×600 footprint Up to 600 kg load 7U / 9U / 12U / 16U / 20U 100 mm plinth RAL 7035
Ingress protectionIP66 (IEC 60529 reference)
Footprint600 × 600 mm
U sizes7U / 9U / 12U / 16U / 20U
LoadUp to 600 kg
Mounting100 mm plinth, floor-mount ready
OptionsAC unit, fan module, insulation, dust filters

Internal links: Guard Box Basic IP66 · Rack Cabinets · IP55 Outdoor Cabinet


Outdoor telecom cabinet with AC – Product images

Outdoor telecom cabinet with AC front view, IP66, 600×600
Outdoor cabinet with air conditioning, side and service access view
Outdoor telecom cabinet with AC technical drawing, 600×600

Outdoor telecom cabinet with AC – Key features

Protection & access

  • IP66-rated enclosure for exposed outdoor sites.
  • Lockable front door, scissors hinge, handle lock for secure access.
  • Top cover designed for easier service access to AC/fan modules.
  • Bottom cable entry slots for tidy site routing.

Rack readiness

  • 19-inch mounting rails with U-markings for fast installation.
  • Standard 100 mm plinth, floor-mount ready.
  • Footprint: 600 × 600 mm, U sizes: 7U / 9U / 12U / 16U / 20U.
  • Optional: interior thermal insulation layer, extra dust filters.

External references (normal links, no nofollow): IP code overview · RoHS directive


Outdoor telecom cabinet with AC – Technical specifications

ParameterValue
ProductOutdoor Telecom Cabinet with AC (600×600)
Footprint (W×D)600 × 600 mm
Available U sizes7U / 9U / 12U / 16U / 20U
Ingress protectionIP66
Load capacityUp to 600 kg
Surface finishElectrostatic powder paint, RAL 7035 (Light Gray)
Included100 mm plinth, lockable door, 19-inch rails (U-marked)
OptionsAir-conditioning unit, fan module, insulation, dust filters, cable glands

AC options & cooling performance

Cooling selection depends on equipment heat dissipation, solar gain, and peak ambient temperature. Below is a typical outdoor cooling unit performance example (O-500, 450W). See the AC options PDF for other capacities.

Cooling unit (example)Value
Cooling capacity450 W
Refrigerant / chargeR134a / 290 g
Power absorbed312 W (230 V, 50/60 Hz)
Running / starting current1.6 A / 2.3 A
External / internal airflow540 m³/h / 290 m³/h
Thermostat / hysteresis34 °C / 4 °C
Protection / ambientIP65 / 0 °C … +55 °C
Dimensions / weight650×320×200 mm / 19 kg
Compressor / fansDanfoss-Secop / EbmPapst

(Performance example source: O-500 technical sheet.)


Heat load calculator

Use the heat-load calculator to estimate required cooling capacity based on device dissipation, solar gain, and safety margin. Output includes W and BTU/h (W × 3.412).

Calculation logic

  1. Equipment heat (W) = Σ (Qty × Power × Utilization% × Heat fraction)
  2. Solar gain (W) = Irradiance × Surface area × Exposure factors
  3. Subtotal (W) = Equipment heat + Solar gain
  4. Safety margin = Subtotal × 15–25%
  5. Total cooling (W) = Subtotal + Safety margin
  6. Total cooling (BTU/h) = Total cooling (W) × 3.412

How to deploy an outdoor telecom cabinet with AC

  1. Site preparation: choose shaded location where possible; ensure drainage and safe access.
  2. Mounting: install the 100 mm plinth on level surface and fix the cabinet.
  3. Grounding: connect cabinet earthing/bonding according to site standard.
  4. Cable entry & sealing: route cables from bottom entry; use glands and seals.
  5. Equipment install: mount devices on 19" rails using U-markings; keep airflow paths clear.
  6. Cooling setup: confirm heat load, set thermostat target, verify fan/AC operation.
  7. Commissioning: verify door sealing, lock function, temperature stability under peak load.

FAQ

Is IP66 suitable for heavy rain and dust?

Yes. IP66 provides complete dust protection and protection against powerful water jets. For flood-prone areas, plan elevated mounting and cable entry carefully.

How do I size AC capacity?

Use equipment heat (W) + solar gain (W) + 15–25% margin. Select an AC unit that can reject the total load at local peak ambient temperature.

Can I add a fan module later?

Yes. Modular top/service access supports fan or AC upgrades depending on the project configuration.

What information do you need for a quote?

U-size, estimated heat load (W), ambient range, location, required options (AC/fans/filters/insulation) and quantity.



Get a Quote

Send your required U-size, estimated heat load (W), ambient temperature range, and installation location. We will configure the right AC kit, filtration, and accessories.

info@upcom.com.tr