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The A17UNISTRUT is a bolt-in internal channel mounting kit designed for nVent HOFFMAN A17 two-door fiberglass enclosures. Constructed from mild steel with a gray powder-coated finish, the kit includes eight unistrut channels and necessary mounting hardware. The components feature a thickness of 2.5 mm (0.1 in). This accessory facilitates the installation of nVent HOFFMAN Freestand panels and accessories by providing secure internal mounting points within the enclosure structure.
Verify compatibility with specific A17 two-door fiberglass enclosure models before purchase. Confirm that the A17SUPPORT2 plate is available if elevation is required. Ensure the kit is intended for internal mounting applications. Check that the gray powder-coated finish meets environmental requirements. Validate that the included hardware matches existing fastener specifications.
Select this kit specifically for A17 series enclosures requiring internal channel mounting. It is not suitable for single-door or non-fiberglass variants unless explicitly verified. Consider the need for additional floor stands if elevation is part of the system design. Ensure sufficient clearance within the enclosure for the installed channels. Verify that the mild steel material is appropriate for the operating environment.
This component belongs to the nVent HOFFMAN A17 enclosure accessory family. It serves as a structural aid for organizing and mounting internal equipment. The kit is part of a broader ecosystem including support plates and freestand panels. It enables modular expansion of standard enclosure configurations without custom fabrication.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available for this specific kit. Generic unistrut channels may not include the correct mounting hardware for A17 enclosures. Verify fitment carefully if considering alternative mounting solutions.
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