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The Hoffman Enclosures A42X1E2810 is a Type 12 disconnect enclosure constructed from steel with an ANSI-61 gray polyester powder-coated finish. It measures 42.00 inches in height, 28.25 inches in width, and 10.00 inches in depth. The unit features a single hinged door secured by a padlockable three-point latch mechanism. Designed for wall mounting, it provides protection against falling dirt and dripping non-corrosive liquids.
Verify the specific model designation matches the required dimensions and ingress protection rating. Confirm that the steel construction and powder coat finish align with environmental requirements. Ensure the three-point latch and hinge configuration suit the installation space. Check compatibility with internal components before procurement.
Select this model when a Type 12 rated enclosure is required for wall mounting. Consider the 42x28x10 inch footprint for spatial constraints. The steel material offers robust physical protection. Verify that the single-door design meets access needs compared to multi-door alternatives.
This component belongs to the Hoffman disconnect enclosure series designed for industrial use. It serves as a protective housing for electrical switches and controls. The product line emphasizes durability and standard compliance for factory and plant environments.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation.

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