"electrical cabinet" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the physical housing of electronics, such as computers, monitors, and other pieces of equipment. For example: "The electrical cabinet was too small to accommodate the new server."
An important cause of fire departure in industrial facilities is due to electrical origin and particularly to electrical cabinets.
The Institut de Radioprotection et de Sûreté Nucléaire (IRSN) conducted a large number of experiments involving electrical cabinets burning either under a calorimetric hood or inside a mechanically ventilated compartment to investigate this topic.
An overview of existing legislation and standards with respect to the safe and hygienic application of electrical equipment is given; the hygienic design, positioning and routing of electrical cables in zones with medium and high hygienic requirements are discussed; and recommendations for the safe and hygienic installation of electrical cabinets and field boxes are provided.
Before then automation controls amounted to electrical cabinets filled with banks of electromechanical switches.
Boeing halted the test flight program to determine the cause of the fire, which it later attributed to foreign debris in an electrical equipment cabinet.
The Building Materials Reuse Association, www.buildingreuse.org/directory/lists deconstruction contractors and reuse stores, which generally accept and sell items in good condition including appliances, wood flooring, doors, windows, plumbing and electrical fixtures, cabinets and sinks.
Common examples of unintentional sound paths are cracks at the top or bottom of a wall, electrical outlets, recessed cabinets back-to-back or installed in the same stud space, heating ducts or through attics, basements and crawl spaces.
She suggested some of the obvious fixes (cabinet latches, electrical outlet plugs) and a few extra-credit options, like built-in railings for my flower pots.
