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The Hoffman Enclosures A24R2410NK is a Type 3R wall-mounted enclosure constructed from steel with a galvanized, polyester powder-coated finish in ANSI 61 gray. It features a screw-lift-off cover and measures 24 inches by 24 inches by 10 inches (609.6 mm x 609.6 mm x 254 mm). The unit includes no knockouts, providing a solid exterior surface for custom drilling or sealing. Designed for both indoor and outdoor environments, it offers protection against windblown dust, rain, sleet, snow, and ice formation.
Verify the specific requirement for a no-knockout configuration, as standard models may include pre-punched openings. Confirm that the ANSI 61 gray color matches existing facility standards. Ensure the 24x24x10 inch internal volume meets equipment space requirements. Check for compatibility with required mounting hardware, as wall-mount brackets are often sold separately. Validate that the screw-cover mechanism aligns with maintenance accessibility protocols.
Select this model when a robust, weather-resistant enclosure is needed for both indoor and outdoor use. The Type 3R rating makes it suitable for areas exposed to direct precipitation and ice. The absence of knockouts requires planning for cable entry points during installation. Consider the weight and mounting surface strength due to the steel construction. Compare against Type 3R models with knockouts if pre-drilled entries are preferred.
This part belongs to the Hoffman Screw-Cover Drip-Shield Type 3R series. It is manufactured by nVent Hoffman. The product line focuses on durable steel enclosures for harsh environments. Similar parts in the series vary in dimensions and knockout configurations. The A24R2410NK specifically denotes the 24x24x10 size with no knockouts.
Direct substitutes include other Type 3R screw-cover enclosures with identical dimensions and no knockouts. Verify material thickness and coating specifications match original requirements. Ensure mounting hole patterns are compatible if replacing an existing unit. Cross-reference with nVent Hoffman catalog numbers for equivalent sizes.

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