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The Hoffman Enclosures A10106SC is a steel junction box with dimensions of 10.00 inches in height, 10.00 inches in width, and 6.00 inches in depth (254 mm x 254 mm x 152 mm). It features a screw cover design with gaskets for positive sealing. The enclosure is rated NEMA 12 and IP65, providing protection against dust, dirt, and dripping non-corrosive liquids. Constructed from 14-gauge steel with a polyester powder paint finish in ANSI 61 gray, it includes bonding provisions on the cover and weldnuts for secure mounting.
Verify that the required ingress protection rating matches NEMA 12/IP65 standards for your specific environment. Confirm that the 10x10x6 inch internal volume accommodates all components. Ensure compatibility with existing mounting infrastructure given the wall-mount design. Check for any specific UL or CUL listing requirements relevant to your installation jurisdiction.
Select this model when indoor protection against dust and dripping liquids is sufficient. The screw cover allows for easy access during modifications while maintaining a seal. Consider the 14-gauge steel construction for durability. Verify that the gray polyester powder coat meets aesthetic or corrosion resistance needs for the intended location.
This component belongs to the Hoffman Enclosures line of metal junction boxes designed for industrial applications. It is part of a series offering various sizes and ratings, specifically tailored for protecting electrical connections in controlled indoor environments. The product is manufactured by nVent Hoffman, a provider of enclosure solutions.
Direct substitutes may include other NEMA 12 steel junction boxes of identical 10x10x6 inch dimensions. Verify that alternative models maintain the same screw cover mechanism and gasket type. Ensure equivalent material gauge and coating specifications are met to preserve structural integrity and environmental sealing performance.

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