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The A24P24PP is a perforated internal panel manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc., designed for use with medium Type 1 and Type 3R hinged cover panel enclosures. Constructed from 16-gauge steel with a gray powder-coated finish, the panel measures 21 inches in width and 21 inches in height. It is engineered to accept self-tapping screws, facilitating the secure mounting of lightweight control components within compatible enclosure systems.
Verify that the target enclosure is a medium Type 1 or Type 3R model specifically designed for hinged cover panels. Confirm that the internal cavity dimensions accommodate the 21-inch by 21-inch panel size. Ensure compatibility with self-tapping screw mounting methods required by the perforated holes. Check manufacturer documentation for specific fitment constraints regarding depth and structural support.
Select this component when retrofitting or building enclosures requiring organized mounting surfaces for low-weight devices. The 16-gauge steel provides adequate rigidity for typical control hardware. Consider the gray powder-coated finish for corrosion resistance in standard indoor or protected outdoor environments. Verify that the enclosure series supports internal panel installation rather than solid door configurations.
This part belongs to the PNLP series of internal panels from Hoffman Enclosures. It serves as a modular accessory for medium-sized enclosures, allowing users to customize internal layouts. The perforated pattern distinguishes it from solid backplates, offering flexibility for various component arrangements while maintaining structural integrity within the specified enclosure types.
No direct public substitute part numbers are confirmed for this specific perforated panel configuration. Users should verify dimensional compatibility with existing enclosures before attempting substitution. Alternative solutions may require custom fabrication if exact matches are unavailable.

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