Passenger Boarding Bridges at Miami Airport

Miami International Airport, known as MIA, is one of the largest and busiest airports in the United States. Due to its strategic location in the southeastern part of the country, it serves as a major gateway for international travelers.

One of the key features of modern airports is the boarding bridges, as they ensure that passengers have easy and secure access from the terminal to the aircraft, regardless of weather conditions.

After identifying the engineering needs in a location with adverse weather conditions like Miami, Delvalle developed and delivered a turnkey solution with a diverse selection of electrical cabinets. These included the compact Tribeca Series cabinets, Luxor Series wall-mounted enclosures, and Geo Series terminal boxes, all made of AISI 316 stainless steel with IP66 protection rating. These cabinets proved to be the ideal equipment for protecting and cooling the interior automation systems.

Miami International Airport, known as MIA, is one of the largest and busiest airports in the United States. Due to its strategic location in the southeastern tip of the country, it serves as an important gateway for international travelers.

One of the key features of modern airports is the boarding bridges, as they ensure that passengers have easy and secure access from the terminal to the aircraft, without being affected by adverse weather conditions.

PROPOSED SOLUTION BY DELVALLE ENGINEERING TEAM

After identifying the engineering needs in a location with adverse weather conditions such as Miami, Delvalle developed and delivered a turnkey solution with a diverse selection of electrical cabinets to meet all requirements. This included compact cabinets from the Tribeca Series, wall-mounted enclosures from the Luxor Series and terminal boxes from the Geo Series, all made of AISI 316 stainless steel with IP66 sealing. These cabinets are the ideal equipment for the protection and cooling of interior automation systems.

Thanks to this solution, we ensure a long service life (up to over 30 years of full operation) in high humidity and corrosion conditions, as well as maximum safety for pedestrians.