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The A48N3617 is a Type 1 large enclosure manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. It features steel construction with a polyester powder painted finish in ANSI 61 gray. The unit measures 48.00 inches in length, 36.00 inches in width, and 17.25 inches in depth. It includes continuous hinges, collar studs, and a flush latch operable with a screwdriver or coin. Mounting holes are provided on the back of the enclosure. The product meets UL 50/50E and CUL standards.
Verify the specific depth requirement as sources cite both 17.00 and 17.25 inches. Confirm that the application does not require oil or coolant resistance, as this model is designed for basic functionality only. Ensure compatibility with existing mounting infrastructure given the rear hole configuration. Check for any regional certification requirements beyond UL and CUL.
Select this model for applications needing substantial internal volume without harsh chemical exposure. The 48x36 dimensions accommodate larger assemblies. Consider the 17-inch depth for cable management space. Verify that the Type 1 rating suffices for the installation environment. Compare against smaller models if space constraints exist.
This component belongs to the Hoffman A1L series of large enclosures. The series ranges from 42x30x9 inches to 48x36x17 inches. These units are designed for general industrial use where basic dust and dripping water protection is sufficient. They are distinct from NEMA 4X or stainless steel variants intended for washdown or corrosive environments.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation.

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