Outdoor Telecom Cabinet with AC | IP66

Designed for mission-critical telecom and IT deployments, this Outdoor Telecom Cabinet with AC (Air Conditioner Options) ensures stable operating conditions in harsh environments. With IP66 protection, a 600 × 600 mm footprint, and up to 600 kg load capacity, it is the ideal solution for base stations, edge computing, and security networks that demand reliable climate control.

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Why Choose an Air-Conditioned Outdoor Cabinet?

Stable thermal envelope: Active cooling maintains consistent internal temperatures for uptime and component longevity.

Environmental protection: IP66 enclosure shields from dust and powerful water jets; perfect for exposed installations.

Lower lifecycle cost: Controlled heat and filtered airflow reduce premature failures and emergency site visits.

Deployment flexibility: Multiple U-sizes and floor-mount plinth simplify planning and expansion.

Key Features

IP66-rated outdoor design with dust-filter-equipped air inlet louvers

600 × 600 mm cabinet footprint; RAL 7035 light gray powder-coat

Load capacity up to 600 kg; heavy-duty sheet-steel construction

Lockable front cover, scissors hinge, handle lock for secure access

Top cover with external service access (easy fan/AC service)

Bottom cable entry slots for tidy routing on site

19″ mounting rails with U-markings for fast, accurate installs

Standard 100 mm plinth, floor-mountable structure

Optional: Air-conditioning unit, fan module, interior thermal insulation layer

What does IP66 mean? IP66 indicates total dust ingress protection and protection against powerful water jets per IEC 60529. Use cases include exposed outdoor sites and wash-down areas

Technical Specifications

Dimensions (W×D): 600 × 600 mm (height depends on U-size)

Available U-sizes: 7U / 9U / 12U / 16U / 20U

Material: Sheet steel (DIN EN 1030-99 / DC-01 6112 / DC-7122)

Surface finish: Electrostatic powder paint, RAL 7035

IP rating: IP66

Load capacity: up to 600 kg (1322.77 lbs)

Standards / Compliance: CE, RoHS, EN/IEC 61587-1, UL 2416 (design in accordance), ISO 9001/14001/45001/27001

Included: 100 mm plinth, front door with lock, 19″ rails (U-marked)

Options: AC unit, dust filters, fan unit, interior insulation layer

Model	Outdoor Cabinet with Air Conditioning, 600×600
Dimensions (W×D)	600 × 600 mm
Available U-sizes	7U / 9U / 12U / 16U / 20U
Load Capacity	Up to 600 kg (1322.77 lbs)
Material	Sheet steel (DIN EN 1030-99 / DC-01 6112 / DC-7122)
Finish	Electrostatic powder paint, RAL 7035 (Light Gray)
Ingress Protection	IP66
Standards	CE, RoHS, EN/IEC 61587-1, UL 2416 (design), ISO 9001/14001/45001/27001
Included	100 mm plinth, lockable front door, 19” rails with U markings
Options	Air-conditioning unit, fan module, interior thermal insulation, dust filters

Applications & Deployment Scenarios

This Outdoor Telecom Cabinet with AC is widely used in

Mobile & fixed telecom access sites,

FTTx distribution,

micro-POP

Security/CCTV,

Smart city, traffic control cabinets

Utility & energy (solar, wind, pipeline, metering) electronics

Edge compute nodes requiring robust thermal management

Compliance & Testing

IEC 61587-1: Mechanical/environmental performance classification for enclosures (cabinets, racks, subracks).

IP Code (IEC 60529): Defines degrees of protection against dust/water; cabinet is IP66.

RoHS (2011/65/EU): Restricts hazardous substances in EEE.

CE marking: Indicates conformity with applicable EU safety, health, environmental requirements.

UL 2416 (design in accordance): Cabinet/enclosure systems for ICT equipment.

Outdoor Telecom Cabinet with AC

Options & Accessories

Thermal options: Integrated air-conditioning unit (sized to site heat-load), optional fan module; interior insulation layer for solar gain mitigation.

Mechanical: 100 mm plinth (standard), extra dust filters, cable glands, gland plates.

U-size variants: 7U, 9U, 12U, 16U, 20U—height to match equipment stack.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1. How do I size the air-conditioning capacity?

A. Top-down: estimate equipment heat (W), add solar gain for orientation/exposure, add safety margin; choose an AC unit that can reject the total load at local ambient extremes.

Q2. Is IP66 enough for heavy rain and dust?
A. Yes—IP66 provides complete dust protection and protection against powerful water jets per IEC 60529; for flood-prone areas, consider elevated plinths and drip-edges.Q3. Can I add fans later?

A. Yes. The top cover allows external service access for fan/AC modules, supporting simple modular upgrades.

Q4. What U-sizes are available?
A. 7U / 9U / 12U / 16U / 20U, with 19-inch rails and U markings for fast, accurate installation.

Buying Guide: How to Select the Right Outdoor Telecom Cabinet with AC

Choosing the correct Outdoor Telecom Cabinet with AC is essential to ensure reliable performance and long-term protection for sensitive equipment in the field. When evaluating different options, consider the following key factors:

1. U-size and internal capacity.
The cabinet should provide enough rack space to accommodate current devices and leave room for future expansion. Common configurations include 7U, 9U, 12U, 16U, and 20U.

2. Cooling performance.
Assess the total heat load of your equipment in watts, add solar gain depending on site exposure, and include a safety margin of at least 15–25%. The selected cabinet should integrate an AC unit that can reject this load at the maximum local ambient temperature. A correctly sized AC system will extend the lifespan of your telecom equipment.

3. Protection rating and durability.
Look for an IP66 rating to guard against dust and heavy rain. Robust sheet-steel construction, RAL 7035 powder-coat, and lockable doors ensure both environmental resistance and physical security.

4. Compliance and standards.
Verify conformity with IEC 60529, IEC 61587-1, CE, and RoHS requirements. This guarantees the cabinet is tested for safety and environmental responsibility.

5. Site conditions.
Consider factors like humidity, altitude, solar exposure, and available mounting options (plinth, pole, or wall). Tailoring the cabinet to site specifics will improve reliability.

By following these guidelines, you can confidently choose an Outdoor Telecom Cabinet with AC that balances cooling performance, environmental protection, and compliance, ensuring smooth operation of your telecom network.

Heat Load Calculator for Outdoor Telecom Cabinet with AC

To help our partners correctly size the cooling capacity, we provide a simple Heat Load Calculator for Outdoor Telecom Cabinet with AC.
This calculator combines the power dissipation of installed devices with the effect of solar gain and a safety margin, allowing you to estimate the total cooling requirement (in Watts and BTU/h).
By following this method, you can select an air-conditioning unit that will keep your equipment running reliably, even in harsh outdoor conditions.

How the Heat Load is Calculated

Equipment Heat (W) = Σ (Qty × Power × Utilization% × Heat Fraction)

Solar Gain (W) = Irradiance × Cabinet Surface Area × Exposed Area Factor × Shading × Orientation × Absorptivity

Subtotal (W) = Equipment Heat + Solar Gain

Safety Margin (W) = Subtotal × Safety Margin (%)

Total Required Cooling (W) = Subtotal + Safety Margin

Total Required Cooling (BTU/h) = Total Required Cooling (W) × 3.412

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Tell us your U-size, heat-load (W), ambient range, and site location. We’ll configure the right AC kit, filtration, and accessories—fast.