Electronics housing

This invention relates generally to the use of electronics outdoors and more particularly to a portable housing that permits the use of conventional electronic devices in adverse outdoor conditions. A portable, sealed apparatus for housing electronic devices for outside use having slidable shelves for housing a TV, VCR, DVD, stereo, etc. The shelves are behind water and ozone proof doors. The doors have transparent areas for viewing the TV and operating remote controls. The inside of the apparatus is cooled by a fan controlled by a thermostat. The fan draws hot air over cooling fins that extend through the side to the outside. A grill and filter allow for removal of lint and dust. The electronic devices may be plugged into a power strip and run on a battery or by an external electrical source. The apparatus may have an optional humidification control device or heater. The apparatus is on lockable wheels and has handles that permit the easy movement of the electronic devices to the desired area.