Apparatus, systems, and methods of use for an outdoor mounted temperature regulating enclosure

A thermal management system for outdoor electronic equipment, comprising:

• a weatherproof enclosure configured for pole mounting;
• a thermally conductive chassis positioned within the weatherproof enclosure, the chassis defining an interior space containing a dielectric fluid;
• an IT board submerged in the dielectric fluid within the chassis interior space, the IT board supporting a plurality of electronic components;
• a heatsink thermally coupled to at least one of the plurality of electronic components;
• a radiator assembly fluidly connected to the chassis interior space, the radiator assembly and the thermally conductive chassis defining a coolant channel;
• a pump configured to circulate the dielectric fluid between the chassis interior space and the radiator assembly;
• and
• a fan assembly positioned adjacent to the radiator assembly to direct airflow therethrough.

A method of thermally regulating electronic equipment in an outdoor environment, comprising:

• mounting an enclosure to an outdoor structure, the enclosure containing a chassis with an IT board disposed therein;
• submerging the IT board in dielectric fluid contained within the chassis;
• circulating the dielectric fluid from the chassis through one or more radiators using one or more pumps, wherein the one or more radiators and the chassis define a coolant channel therebetween;
• and
• directing airflow through the one or more radiators using one or more fans to transfer heat from the dielectric fluid to an ambient environment.