Outdoor Electronics Enclosure | Waterproof, Weatherproof Cases
✅ Fully customizable
✅ Indoor and outdoor options
✅ Resistant to water and dust
✅ Fast, safe delivery
Let Us Help You Protect Your Electronics
Wind, rain, dust, and the blazing sun can wreak havoc on outdoor electrical projects if they’re not properly protected. Here at OurPCB, we understand the value of every electronic connection, and we’re committed to helping you protect yours.
Our outdoor electronic enclosures are designed to safeguard your electronics no matter what elements they’re exposed to. Choose from water-resistant, dust-resistant, temperature-regulating, UV-resistant, or a combination, depending on your exact specifications.
Why Choose Us?
Innovative problem-solving skills, in-depth expertise, and enthusiasm make us a strong partner for advanced electronics enclosure design, manufacturing, and development.
- We have longstanding relationships with some of the best parts and materials suppliers in the world.
- We’re not a one-size-fits-all kind of provider. Our team makes sure you get exactly what you need.
- You can make payments via PayPal, Western Union, Moneygram, or bank transfer.
- From the inner workings of your electronic devices to their protective coverings, you’ll find it here.
Let Us Be Your Electronics Partner!
- Almost 2 Decades of Experience
Our team has been designing, manufacturing, and testing electronics enclosures for many years. Our expertise is your gain! - Fast Turnaround Times for All Products
We waste no time in getting your products to you, from quote to delivery.
Outdoor Electronics Enclosure Materials
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- ABS, PVC, polyamide, polycarbonate
- Easily moldable
- Available in almost every color imaginable
- Can also be branded
- ABS, PVC, polyamide, polycarbonate
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- Die-cast alloys, steel, and aluminum
- Excellent for heat dissipation
- Can be CNC machined for shaping
- Mostly used for industrial, heavy-duty applications
- Die-cast alloys, steel, and aluminum
Outdoor Electronics Enclosure Options
We design outdoor electronics covers with an IP67 or IP68 rating for waterproofing.
Our enclosures stand strong against wind, erosion, debris, and force.
IP67 indicates that an enclosure is tightly sealed against dust and sand.
Our outdoor coverings can also incorporate temperature-regulation properties to prevent electronics from overheating.
We can add UV protection to keep your outdoor electronics enclosure looking good, even when exposed to the sun.
All of our outdoor electronics enclosures feature high-quality seals to uphold our water- and dust-proof promise.
Choosing fire-resistant materials can protect the electronics as well as their surroundings in the case of a mishap.
We can include a conductive layer and a grounding path to shield against damaging electromagnetic forces.
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FAQ's
Look for IP ratings (e.g., IP65, IP66, IP67) or NEMA ratings (e.g., NEMA 4X), which means the enclosure has been proven to protect against water, dust, and other environmental factors. NEMA enclosure ratings are U.S.-based standards that indicate which environments an electrical or electronic enclosure can withstand.
An Ingress Protection or IP rating is an international standard that uses two digits to show protection levels. The first digit indicates protection against solids (dust, sand, debris, etc.), and the second digit against liquids (water, moisture). Higher numbers indicate better protection.
Outdoor electronics coverings made from materials like stainless steel, aluminum with protective coatings, and fiberglass are corrosion-resistant.
Most outdoor enclosures can be customized with cutouts, cable entry points, mounting brackets, and other features to meet specific application needs. They can also be customized by size.
Many enclosures come with lockable lids, tamper-resistant screws, and reinforced construction to keep your electronics safe and secure.
Use wall-mount brackets, pole mounts, or ground anchors; this choice depends on the enclosure’s design and the environment in which you’re installing it.
