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The Hoffman A241608LP is a wall-mount enclosure constructed from mild steel, measuring 24.00 inches in length, 16.00 inches in width, and 8.00 inches in depth. It features an ANSI 61 gray exterior with a white interior finish. The unit is rated for NEMA Type 12 and Type 13 environments, providing protection against dust, dripping non-corrosive liquids, and oil coolants. It includes a solid hinged door equipped with continuous hinges and screw-down clamp latches for secure closure.
Verify the specific material gauge and latch configuration against the official nVent Hoffman datasheet before procurement. Confirm that the ANSI 61 color code matches project specifications. Ensure the NEMA 12/13 rating aligns with the environmental conditions of the installation site. Check for any required accessories such as mounting hardware or internal rails.
Select this model when a robust, indoor-rated enclosure is required for protecting electrical components from dust and liquid splashes. The 24x16x8 dimensions provide ample space for standard industrial controls. Consider the continuous hinge for durability if frequent access is needed. Verify compatibility with existing mounting structures and cable entry requirements.
This part belongs to the Hoffman series of industrial enclosures designed for harsh indoor environments. It is manufactured by nVent Hoffman, a provider of electrical enclosure solutions. The product line emphasizes durability and compliance with industry standards for physical protection of electronic components.
Consult official nVent Hoffman documentation for direct cross-references. Verify dimensional compatibility and ingress protection ratings when considering alternatives. Ensure substitute models maintain the same steel construction and latch mechanism for equivalent security.

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