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The Hoffman Enclosures A48N2518FSLP is a large, free-standing Type 1 enclosure constructed from steel with a polyester powder-coated finish in RAL 7035 light gray. It measures 48 inches in height, 25.5 inches in width, and 18 inches in depth. The unit features a single door equipped with a heavy-duty handle and includes a 4-inch high, 10-gauge steel integral lifting base for structural stiffness. The back panel is fabricated from 12-gauge steel to enhance rigidity. This enclosure meets UL 508A and CUL standards.
Verify that the specific order matches the A48N2518FSLP designation to ensure correct dimensions and material specifications. Confirm that the application environment aligns with Type 1 protection ratings. Check for any required accessories such as mounting hardware or internal rails not included in the standard configuration. Ensure compatibility with existing facility infrastructure regarding weight and footprint constraints.
Select this model when a large, free-standing enclosure is required for industrial applications needing UL 508A certification. The 48-inch height provides substantial usable interior space. Consider the integral lifting base if frequent relocation or installation adjustments are anticipated. Verify that the NEMA 1 rating suffices for the intended environmental conditions, as it does not offer protection against water ingress.
This component belongs to the Hoffman A38 series of large enclosures. The series offers various heights ranging from 48 to 84 inches. The A48N2518FSLP specifically denotes the 48-inch height variant within this family. It shares common design elements such as the heavy-duty handle and steel construction with other models in the series, differing primarily in overall dimensions.
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