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The A36N24ALP is a steel enclosure manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc., designed for industrial applications requiring NEMA 1 and IP30 protection. It features a hinged door with a cover and includes mounting flanges for secure installation. The unit measures 36.000 inches in length, 24.000 inches in width, and 6.614 inches in height (914.40mm x 609.60mm x 168.00mm). Constructed from 14-gauge steel, the enclosure provides a surface area of 864 square inches (5574 cm²) and is finished in a standard gray color.
Verify the specific part number A36N24ALP against official Hoffman Enclosures documentation to confirm dimensional accuracy and rating compliance. Ensure that the required ingress protection level meets the operational environment requirements, as this model is rated for NEMA 1 and IP30 only. Cross-reference the manufacturer's current datasheet to validate material specifications and finish details prior to procurement.
Select this model when a compact, wall-mountable or rack-mountable solution is needed for indoor environments. The 14-gauge steel construction offers durability while maintaining a manageable weight. Consider the 6.614-inch depth for internal component spacing. Verify that the NEMA 1 rating suffices for the intended location, as it does not provide protection against water or dust ingress beyond incidental contact.
This enclosure belongs to the Hoffman A-series lineup, which focuses on standard steel enclosures for general-purpose electrical protection. The 'N' designation typically indicates NEMA 1 rating, while 'ALP' denotes specific configuration attributes such as aluminum handles or specific hinge styles within the product family. It is distinct from higher-rated models like NEMA 12 or 4X variants.
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