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Custom applications

Custom Plastic Solar-Light Enclosures

Request tooling or molded parts for solar-light front housings, rear covers and battery doors. Define mounting, sealing interfaces and outdoor exposure before quoting.

Show the full interface on the drawing

Identify the solar panel seat, front-to-back housing interface, battery access and wire passages. Supply drawings of the mating panel, gasket and fasteners when available. Mark whether the product is stake-mounted, wall-mounted or fixed to another structure.

Record exposure and ingress targets

Describe the installation location, direct sunlight and expected exposure to rain or splash. Include any target IP code and identify the assembled configuration to be evaluated, including openings, seals and fasteners. Material and enclosure verification are reviewed with the project requirements.

Separate part checks from assembled-product checks

A molded-part review can cover the panel seat, fixing points, cover fit and sealing surfaces against the drawing. Agree separately who supplies the mating components and how any ingress or weathering verification will be performed on the intended configuration.

Frequently asked questions

Can the molded shell alone establish the IP rating?

The IP code concerns protection provided by the enclosure in the tested configuration. Define the intended assembly and test responsibility in the project brief.

Can I request a replacement battery door only?

Share the door model and a mating enclosure sample or drawing. Identify the engagement points and whether the door forms part of the sealing interface.

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Request tooling or molded parts for solar-light front housings, rear covers and battery doors. Define mounting, sealing interfaces and outdoor exposure before quoting.

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