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The Hoffman A36P36G is a conductive backplate designed for use with 36 x 36 inch Type 3R, 4, 4X, 12, and 13 enclosures. Constructed from steel with a conductive coating, it measures 33 inches by 33 inches (838 mm x 838 mm). The panel is available in 11 or 12 gauge thicknesses to meet various application requirements. It is suitable for wall-mount and free-standing/floor-mount enclosure configurations.
Verify that the target enclosure dimensions match the required 36 x 36 inch format to ensure proper fitment of this 33 x 33 inch panel. Confirm that the specific NEMA rating of the enclosure aligns with the panel's compatibility list. Check material specifications if a particular gauge or finish is required for the intended industrial environment.
Select this component when a conductive interior surface is necessary for grounding or arc flash mitigation within standard 36-inch square enclosures. Ensure the enclosure type supports the specified NEMA ratings. Consider the conductive coating properties for environments requiring enhanced corrosion resistance compared to standard painted panels.
This part belongs to the Hoffman enclosure accessory line, specifically internal panels. It serves as a replacement or upgrade component for existing enclosures, allowing for enhanced safety features like conductivity without replacing the entire housing structure.
Direct substitutes may include other conductive steel panels from nVent Hoffman designed for 36x36 enclosures. Verify exact dimensional tolerances and coating specifications when sourcing alternatives to ensure functional equivalence.

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