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The A20H1610GQRLP is a wall-mount enclosure manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. It features reinforced fiberglass construction with a gray finish. The unit measures 20.19 inches in length, 16.25 inches in width, and 10 inches in depth (513 mm x 413 mm x 254 mm). It is rated Type 4X and IP66 for environmental protection. The enclosure includes padlockable polyester latches or the PowerGlide handle with 3-point latching. It holds UL 508A, CUL, and CSA C22.2 approvals.
Verify that the specific order matches the A20H1610GQRLP designation exactly. Confirm the required depth is 10 inches and the mounting style is wall-mount. Ensure the locking mechanism preference aligns with the included hardware options. Check for any specific certification requirements such as UL 508A or CSA before finalizing procurement to ensure regulatory compliance for the intended installation site.
Select this model when a robust, chemically resistant enclosure is needed for harsh environments. The 10-inch depth accommodates standard control components while maintaining a compact footprint. Consider the PowerGlide handle if frequent access is required, or standard latches for fixed security. Verify that the 20.19 x 16.25 inch dimensions fit the available space and that the fiberglass material meets the specific chemical exposure requirements of the application.
This part belongs to the Hoffman A20H series of wall-mount enclosures. These units are designed for general industrial use where durability and environmental protection are critical. The series offers various depths and sizes to suit different component layouts. The A20H1610GQRLP specifically denotes the 10-inch depth variant within this lineup.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation. Direct replacement requires matching the exact dimensions, material composition, and mounting configuration. Verify compatibility with existing cable entries and internal component spacing before considering alternative models.

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