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The Hoffman A30R248HCRQTH is a medium-duty hinged cover enclosure constructed from mild steel with a gray finish. It features a quarter-turn latch mechanism and provides Type 3R protection against rain, sleet, snow, and dripping water. The unit measures 30 inches in height, 24 inches in width, and 8 inches in depth. Designed for outdoor or harsh environments, it safeguards electrical components from environmental damage while allowing secure access via the hinged cover.
Verify the specific part number A30R248HCRQTH against official nVent Hoffman documentation to confirm the inclusion of the quarter-turn latch feature. Ensure the Type 3R rating aligns with local environmental requirements. Cross-reference dimensions (30x24x8) and material specifications (mild steel) with project drawings. Confirm compatibility with existing mounting infrastructure before procurement.
Select this model when Type 3R protection is required for outdoor installations involving rain or sleet. The mild steel construction offers durability for general industrial use. Ensure the 30x24x8 dimensions accommodate internal components. Verify that the quarter-turn latch mechanism meets security needs compared to standard screw covers. Consider corrosion resistance requirements for coastal or chemical environments.
This component belongs to the Hoffman Medium Duty Series, designed for robust electrical protection. It complements other Hoffman enclosures and accessories within the nVent portfolio. The series emphasizes ease of installation and reliable performance in demanding conditions. Related products include climate controls and mounting hardware compatible with this enclosure size.
The base enclosure without the quarter-turn latch is identified as A30R248HCR. Verify if the latch upgrade is critical for the application. No direct substitute part numbers are confirmed in public documentation.

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