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The A18124SU is a pull-box extender manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc., designed for use with Type 1 screw-cover enclosures. It features a steel gray finish and measures 18.00 inches in height by 12.00 inches in width. The unit maintains electrical grounding continuity between the main enclosure and the extension section. It includes plated steel screws for secure mounting to the primary pull box structure.
Verify compatibility with specific Type 1 screw-cover models before purchase. Confirm dimensional requirements match the 18x12 inch footprint. Ensure grounding integrity is maintained during installation using provided hardware. Check for regional manufacturing origins if required by project specifications.
Select this extender when additional internal volume is needed for wire management or component placement within a Type 1 environment. It serves as a direct vertical or horizontal extension depending on mounting orientation. Ensure the base enclosure supports the structural load and that screw-cover access remains unobstructed after installation.
This component belongs to the nVent Hoffman enclosure accessory line, specifically categorized under general enclosure accessories. It is engineered to integrate seamlessly with the broader Hoffman Type 1 enclosure family, providing modular scalability for industrial applications requiring standardized protection ratings.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation. Verify exact dimensional and mounting hole patterns against alternative manufacturers' extenders if cross-brand substitution is necessary.
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