Auxiliary Power Distribution
Breakered Stringer Boxes
Big Size. Even Bigger Power.
Motion Labs large frame stringer boxes provide branch power distribution at locations where an entire rack is not necessary or practical. They are designed for higher capacity applications than small frame units, where additional branch circuits requiring current reduction protection is required. They can be spread out across a convention hall floor, mounted in a truss structure, or even used on a bench top for temporary applications.
1175 series stringers are designed with a size of 17” L x 5.5” W x 7” H. They are manufactured from .090” aluminum with a variety of finishes available and use a rugged Boltaron 4335 extruded acrylic PVC alloy shell chosen for both its durability as well as flame rating. Units can be fitted with rubber feet or truss mount clamps.
In applications where a larger quantity of breaker circuits are required, the 1180 series have a larger shell and footprint of 17.5”L X 7.5”W X 6.9”H.
Large Frame, Breakered Stringer Box
Motion Labs large frame stringer boxes provide branch power distribution at locations where an entire rack is not necessary or practical. They are designed for higher capacity applications than small frame units, where additional branch circuits requiring current reduction protection is required. They can be spread out across a convention hall floor, mounted in a truss structure, or even used on a bench top for temporary applications.
Breakered stringer boxes are larger frame units in our product line.
1175 series stringers are designed with a size of 17” L x 5.5” W x 7” H. They are manufactured from .090” aluminum with a variety of finishes available and use a rugged Boltaron 4335 extruded acrylic PVC alloy shell chosen for both its durability as well as flame rating. Units can be fitted with rubber feet or truss mount clamps.
In applications where a larger quantity of breaker circuits are required, the 1180 series have a larger shell and footprint of 17.5”L X 7.5”W X 6.9”H.
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