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The Hoffman Enclosures Inc. model 89112098LATSP is a wall-mount enclosure constructed from polycarbonate material, offering a transparent visual inspection capability for internal components. It features a hinged door design with a latch mechanism for secure closure and includes provisions for panel mounting. The unit is rated for indoor use and provides protection against dust and water ingress according to its specific IP rating classification. Dimensions are standardized for industrial control applications requiring compact housing solutions.
Verify exact dimensional tolerances and IP rating specifications against official Hoffman datasheets before procurement. Confirm material compatibility with intended chemical exposure environments. Ensure mounting hardware requirements align with installation site constraints. Cross-reference part number suffixes for any specific accessory inclusions or variations.
Select this model when visual inspection of internal components is required without compromising enclosure integrity. Consider polycarbonate durability versus alternative materials based on impact resistance needs. Evaluate thermal management requirements as transparent enclosures may have different heat dissipation characteristics compared to opaque metal alternatives.
This part belongs to Hoffman's line of polycarbonate wall-mount enclosures designed for general industrial protection. The series emphasizes visibility and ease of access while maintaining standard environmental protection ratings. It serves as a cost-effective solution for applications where metal enclosures are unnecessary or where visual monitoring is critical.
Check for direct replacement part numbers within the same Hoffman product family that may offer updated locking mechanisms or modified dimensions. Verify compatibility with existing mounting brackets and cutout patterns if substituting with similar transparent enclosures from other manufacturers.

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