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The Hoffman A363612GSC is a Type 3 screw-cover gasketed enclosure constructed from galvanized steel with a zinc-rich ANSI 61 powder painted finish. It measures 36 inches in height, 36 inches in width, and 12 inches in depth. The unit features a wall-mount design with a screw lift-off cover. It holds UL 508A, CUL, and CSA C22.2 approvals for use in environments subject to windblown dust and rain.
Verify the manufacturer designation carefully as nVent acquired Hoffman. Confirm the specific model suffix matches the required Type 3 rating and dimensions. Ensure the galvanized steel material and ANSI 61 paint finish align with environmental requirements. Check for current availability constraints as supply status may vary by region.
Select this model when a large 36x36x12 inch footprint is required for extensive wiring. Choose the screw-cover style over hinged options if frequent access is not needed. Verify that Type 3 protection suffices for the specific site conditions, noting it does not provide hose-down protection. Confirm mounting hardware compatibility with the intended wall structure.
This component belongs to the Hoffman line of industrial enclosures, now part of nVent. It represents a standard heavy-duty steel enclosure series designed for robust electrical protection. The product line emphasizes durability and compliance with major North American safety standards for indoor and outdoor installations.
Direct substitutes include Hammond Manufacturing C3R363612SC which shares identical external dimensions and Type 3 classification. Verify internal mounting rail configurations and knockout patterns differ between manufacturers before swapping.

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