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The A302412UC is a Type 1 locking utility cabinet manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. Constructed from steel with a polyester powder painted finish in ANSI 61 gray, it measures 30 inches in height, 24 inches in width, and 12 inches in depth. The unit features a hinged cover and includes shelves to protect fuses and other components. It is designed for applications requiring security and can be equipped with a combination lock. The enclosure holds UL 50, CUL, and CSA C22.2 approvals.
Verify the specific gauge of steel (14 or 16) required for the application, as availability may vary. Confirm that the included combination lock meets the security requirements of the installation site. Ensure the mounting surface supports the weight of the steel enclosure and its contents. Check for any regional compliance certifications beyond UL 50 and CUL if the installation location has specific regulatory needs.
Select this model when a robust, locked steel enclosure is needed for general industrial utility storage. The 30x24x12 dimensions provide substantial space for larger components. Consider the Type 1 rating, which protects against falling dirt but not water. If higher environmental protection is required, evaluate Type 12 alternatives. Verify shelf load capacities if heavy equipment will be stored inside.
This part belongs to the Hoffman Locking Utility Cabinet series, designed for secure storage in industrial settings. Similar models include the A30S12UC for different depth requirements. The product line emphasizes durability through steel construction and standardized finishes. These cabinets are distinct from standard junction boxes, offering larger volumes for complex assemblies.
Direct substitutes within the Hoffman lineup include other Type 1 locking cabinets with similar dimensions. Verify dimensional compatibility before swapping models. Ensure replacement units maintain the same UL and CUL listing status for code compliance.

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