Telecom base stations
House communications, power and battery equipment in a serviceable outdoor enclosure.
An FRP sandwich-panel cabinet for equipment retrofit and expansion, with configurable dimensions and integrated space for power, batteries and cooling at existing outdoor communications sites.
FRP construction, bottom entry using 8–16 glands, a battery rack and an air-conditioner mounting frame are described. Three-point locking and concealed fasteners support controlled access. Power distribution, generator input, batteries and monitoring are defined by configuration.
The Outdoor Integrated Modular Assembly Cabinet is intended for capacity expansion and retrofit where an existing site’s constraints shape the enclosure. Its non-metallic construction brings equipment, power, battery and cooling accommodation into a reviewed cabinet arrangement.
A source-listed example has 2400 × 2100 × 900 mm internal dimensions and 50 mm sandwich panels. Existing equipment interfaces and installation access must be assessed before using those dimensions for an expansion plan.
Survey the current installation, including cabinet connections, cable slack, earthing and allowable service interruption. Submit the required additional capacity and the route through which components must pass. The source cooling descriptions and model labels vary; confirm both in the final equipment schedule.
Huijue Group can review drawing-based retrofit dimensions, sample-based interfaces and OEM or private-label manufacture. Expansion feasibility, tooling, interface and thermal tests, quantities and delivery scope need confirmation after the site survey.
Provide current cabinet drawings or measurements, photos, new equipment requirements, heat load, cable routes and permitted installation sequence.
| HJ-XDF-F05 Product Configuration | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| No. | Item | Specification (H*W*D) | Qty | Unit | Remarks |
| 1 | Non-metallic sandwich-panel cabinet (expansion type) | Internal size 2400*2100*900 mm | 1 | set | Includes uprights and internal structural parts; equipment mounting space, 1 battery rack, AC mounting frame, non-metallic 50 mm sandwich-panel construction |
| 2 | Shelves, L-brackets | * | set | Optional (1–6 pcs) | |
| 3 | Air conditioner | 1P | * | set | Specification optional |
| 4 | Base | 1 | set | ||
| 5 | Lamp | 1 | pc | ||
| 6 | Power distribution unit | AC, DC | * | set | Optional |
| 7 | Power system | * | set | Optional | |
| 8 | Genset inlet | * | set | Optional | |
| 9 | Battery | * | set | Optional | |
| 10 | Monitoring unit | * | set | Optional (sensors optional) | |
| 11 | Other options | * | set | Optional (customizable to customer requirements) | |
| 12 | Grounding bar assembly | 1 | set | ||
| 13 | Accessories | Installation accessories | 1 | set | Standard |
IP55 or higher is source-listed. Check new-to-existing joints, cable entries and cooling openings as part of the complete installed protection design.
Buyer Questions
Answers specific to Outdoor Integrated Modular Assembly Cabinet selection, configuration and purchasing.
Compatibility requires review of structure, dimensions, sealing, cooling and grounding. Submit drawings or site measurements before choosing an interface.
No. The source contains different capacity examples. Confirm the selected unit and its thermal basis for the expanded load.
No assembly duration is established for this record. Agree the delivery state and installation responsibilities for the actual site.
Use the deployment context to narrow the configuration before comparing dimensions, capacities and options.
House communications, power and battery equipment in a serviceable outdoor enclosure.
Protect distributed equipment while maintaining cable entry and service access.
Coordinate cabinet capacity, thermal management and equipment zoning.
Fit protected infrastructure into space-constrained or visually sensitive locations.
Before quotation: confirm capacity, interfaces, installation environment, power conditions, quantity and required options.