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The Hoffman Enclosures A16126T1PP is a Type 1 control box constructed from steel with a polyester powder painted gray finish. It measures 16.00 inches in length, 12.00 inches in width, and 6.00 inches in height (406.4mm x 304.8mm x 152.4mm). The enclosure features a hinged cover equipped with a key lock quarter-turn latch and includes two keys. It ships with a pre-installed integrated perforated panel designed to accept self-tapping screws for component mounting. The unit holds UL 50/50E, CUL, and CSA C22.2 approvals.
Verify the specific model suffix matches the required dimensions and panel configuration. Confirm that the included locking mechanism and keys meet site security requirements. Ensure the UL and CSA certifications are valid for the intended installation jurisdiction. Check for any accessory compatibility needs such as gaskets or mounting hardware not included in the standard package.
Select this model when a pre-drilled mounting surface is preferred over field fabrication. The integrated perforated panel simplifies assembly by removing the need for separate panel installation steps. Consider the internal volume of 16x12x6 inches for component fitment. Verify that Type 1 rating suffices for the environmental conditions, as it does not provide weatherproofing.
This part belongs to the nVent Hoffman A series of steel enclosures. These units are designed for general-purpose industrial applications where dust and falling liquids are controlled. The T1PP designation indicates a Type 1 rating with a perforated panel. This series emphasizes ease of installation through pre-fabricated internal components.
Direct substitutes may include other Hoffman models with identical 16x12x6 dimensions and perforated panels. Verify that replacement units maintain the same UL/CSA listing status. Ensure the door latch type and key inclusion match operational needs.
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