HANDHELD PLASTIC CASE - LC series
TAKACHI ELECTRONICS ENCLOSURE - LC Series
Handheld device case. Battery configurations available are: AA×2, AA×3, AA×4, AAA×2, AAA×3, AAA×4, AAA×6, and 9V (8 types)
The most popular handheld plastic enclosure in Japan. Designed with beveled edges and rounded corners, and manufactured from flame-retardant ABS UL94V-0 material. Available in 9 different compartment types: AAx2, AAx3, AAx4, AAAx2, AAAx3, AAAx4, AAAx6, 9Vx1, and no battery compartment type. Positive (+) / negative (-) pole mark are incused within each battery compartment. Recommended to be used as measuring instruments, testing devices, wireless communication gadgets, medical equipment, and more.
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【Specifications】 Top cover: flame-retardant ABS resin (UL94V-0) Bottom cover: flame-retardant ABS resin (UL94V-0) Panel: flame-retardant ABS resin (UL94V-0) Battery cover: flame-retardant ABS resin (UL94V-0) Mounting screws: iron, nickel-plated (tapping screws) Battery terminals: brass, hard steel wire (nickel-plated) 【Features】 Protection class : IP40 Operating temperature : -10℃ ~ +60℃
Price information
Standard price: ￥410 to ￥1,090
Price range
P1
Delivery Time
P1
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Applications/Examples of results
Handheld devices for various industries: Portable measuring instruments Inspection devices Communication equipment Data loggers Controllers Medical devices
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Company information
TAKACHI is a manufacturer of cases, boxes, and racks for industrial and commercial use, including electronic devices, control equipment, and communication devices. We offer a wide range of approximately 48,000 general-purpose enclosures, including aluminum cases, metal cases, plastic cases, aluminum diecast boxes, stainless steel boxes, waterproof boxes, battery boxes, battery holders, shelf boards for 19-inch racks, rack cases, rack panels, and subracks, along with customization services for additional processing to satisfy various customer needs.
