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Survey crews and electrical contractors reach for the Pelican 1690 when instruments must survive ute trays, site sheds and wet weather. This pelican case is built as a hard case that shields total stations, thermal im...
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Survey crews and electrical contractors reach for the Pelican 1690 when instruments must survive ute trays, site sheds and wet weather. This pelican case is built as a hard case that shields total stations, thermal imagers and cable locators from dust ingress and impact during daily transport across civil and construction projects.
The integrated wheels and retractable handle let one person move a loaded kit across car parks, through muddy access tracks and up site stairs without strain. Inside, the pick-and-pluck foam configures around each device so lenses, antennas and handheld controllers stay put when the lid slams shut on rough roads. The pressure equalisation valve prevents vacuum lock after altitude or temperature changes, while the double-throw latches keep the seal tight when the case is stacked on a pallet or strapped to a roof rack. A waterproof case rating means a sudden downpour or a wash-down bay spray will not reach the gear inside.
Moulded copolymer construction with stainless steel hardware delivers a protective case that withstands repeated drops and UV exposure. The 1690 suits field technicians who need organised, grab-and-go equipment security on remote infrastructure jobs.
- Watertight polymer shell with automatic pressure valve
- Retractable handle and polyurethane wheels for rough ground
- Pick-and-pluck foam interior for custom instrument layout
- Double-throw latches with padlock holes for security
- Stackable ribbed lid design for pallet transport
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