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The Hoffman A30N30BLP is a wall-mount enclosure constructed from steel with a black polyester powder-coated finish. It features NEMA 12 rating for protection against dust, dirt, and dripping non-corrosive liquids. The unit measures 30 inches in height, 30 inches in width, and 12 inches in depth. It includes a hinged door with a quarter-turn latch mechanism and provisions for mounting internal components.
Verify the specific part number suffix to ensure correct finish and hardware configuration. Confirm dimensional requirements match installation space. Check for included accessories such as mounting rails or knockouts. Ensure compliance with local electrical codes for the intended application environment.
Select this model when NEMA 12 protection is required for indoor industrial use. Consider the internal volume for component layout. Verify that the door swing direction meets spatial constraints. Evaluate if additional cutouts or modifications are needed for cable entry.
This model belongs to the Hoffman series of steel enclosures designed for general industrial use. It is part of a range offering various sizes and ratings. The product line focuses on durability and standard protection levels for electrical and electronic equipment housed in controlled environments.
Direct substitutes may include other NEMA 12 steel enclosures of identical dimensions. Verify mounting hole patterns and door hinge configurations before substitution. Ensure material thickness and coating specifications meet original design requirements.

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