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The Hoffman A30H2416GQRLP is a wall-mount enclosure constructed from fiberglass-reinforced material, designed for Type 4X environments. It features a hinge cover with quick-release latches and measures 30.25 x 24.25 x 16 inches. The unit includes padlockable polyester latches for security and is finished in gray. Manufactured in the United States, this component provides robust protection for electrical or electronic equipment in harsh conditions.
Verify the specific model number A30H2416GQRLP matches your dimensional requirements of 30.25 x 24.25 x 16 inches. Confirm that the fiberglass construction and NEMA 4X rating align with your environmental needs. Ensure the quick-release latch mechanism is suitable for your access frequency. Check for any available modification options if standard configurations do not meet all installation criteria.
Select this model when a rigid, corrosion-resistant enclosure is required for wall-mounted applications. The fiberglass material offers superior strength-to-weight ratio compared to steel alternatives. The NEMA 4X rating ensures suitability for wet and corrosive locations. Consider the internal volume provided by the 16-inch depth when planning component layout and cable management within the housing.
This part belongs to the nVent HOFFMAN A-GQRLP series of hinged cover enclosures. These units are designed for heavy-duty industrial use, combining secure locking mechanisms with easy access via quick-release latches. The series emphasizes durability through fiberglass construction, making it distinct from standard metal enclosures in terms of weight and corrosion resistance properties.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available for this specific model. Verify compatibility with existing mounting structures before considering alternative manufacturers. Ensure any replacement maintains the NEMA 4X rating and similar internal dimensions to fit existing installations without modification.

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