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The A20P16JAL is an aluminum panel designed for use with Hoffman junction boxes. It measures 20 inches in width and 16 inches in height, providing a compatible surface for enclosure mounting applications. The component is manufactured by nVent Hoffman.
Verify the current manufacturing status as sources indicate this part may be discontinued. Confirm compatibility with specific junction box models before procurement. Check for updated replacement parts if availability is restricted.
Select this panel when an aluminum finish is required for a 20x16 junction box. Ensure the enclosure dimensions match the panel specifications to guarantee proper fit and secure mounting within the assembly.
This component belongs to the Hoffman Enclosures accessory line, specifically categorized under panels for junction boxes. It serves as a structural cover or mounting surface for electrical enclosures of corresponding dimensions.

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