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The Hoffman A363010CTLAE is a quick-release hinge-cover enclosure with an integrated steel panel, designed for outdoor protection and security of electrical instruments. It measures 36 inches in height, 30 inches in width, and 10 inches in depth. Constructed from mild steel, the unit features a gray finish. The design includes provisions for padlocking on the draw-pull catch to enhance security. Additionally, it incorporates a welded hinge and pin mechanism that ensures the door remains non-removable during normal operation while allowing for quick release when necessary.
Verify the specific dimensional requirements (36x30x10) match your installation space. Confirm that the mild steel construction and gray finish are suitable for the environmental conditions. Ensure the quick-release mechanism aligns with your maintenance protocols. Check availability dates as supply chains may vary. Validate that the padlocking provisions meet your site's security standards before finalizing the order.
Select this model when a combination of high security and rapid access is required for outdoor instrument enclosures. The integrated steel panel eliminates the need for separate mounting surfaces. Consider the mild steel material for general outdoor use where heavy corrosion resistance is not the primary constraint. The fixed dimensions suit standard instrument layouts. Evaluate the non-removable door feature against maintenance frequency needs.
This component belongs to the Hoffman Enclosures line of metallic wall-mounted boxes. It is part of a series offering quick-release mechanisms for ease of service. The product is manufactured by Nvent Hoffman, specializing in electrical enclosure solutions. Similar models in the family may offer different dimensions or materials but share the core quick-release functionality.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available for direct replacement. Verify compatibility with existing mounting hardware. Ensure any alternative meets the same dimensional and security specifications.

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