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The A241206LP is a Type 12/13 wall-mount enclosure manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. It features a single-door design with continuous hinge and screw-down clamps. Constructed from mild steel, the unit measures 24 inches in height, 12 inches in width, and 6 inches in depth. The exterior is finished in ANSI 61 Gray, while the interior is bright white to enhance visibility. It carries IP65 and NEMA 12/13 ratings for protection against dust, dripping water, and oil/seepage.
Verify the specific gauge requirements, noting that bodies are typically 16-gauge steel while doors may be 14-gauge on sizes up to 24 inches. Confirm that the standard configuration includes external mounting feet and a padlocking hasp. Ensure the ANSI 61 Gray exterior color matches site specifications. Check for availability of associated accessories such as internal mounting plates if needed.
Select this model when a compact, single-door enclosure is required for wall mounting in environments needing NEMA 12 or 13 protection. The 24x12x6 dimensions suit smaller control assemblies. Consider the continuous hinge for durability during frequent access. The bright interior aids maintenance. Verify that the mild steel construction meets corrosion resistance needs for the specific installation environment.
This part belongs to the Hoffman LP series of metal enclosures designed for industrial use. The series emphasizes robust construction with welded seams and standardized finishes. It is part of a broader range of wall-mount solutions offering various depths and heights to accommodate different component densities while maintaining consistent ingress protection standards across the product line.
Direct substitutes include other Hoffman models within the same dimensional family, such as A241212LP for increased depth. Cross-brand replacements must match the 24x12x6 footprint, NEMA 12 rating, and mounting hole patterns. Verify that alternative units offer comparable door thickness and hinge mechanisms to ensure structural integrity and seal performance.

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