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The A48SA2610LPPL is a steel electrical enclosure manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. It features a wall-mounted design with dimensions of 48 inches in height, 25.38 inches in width, and 10 inches in depth. The unit is constructed from steel with a painted finish and includes an integrated handle. It carries NEMA Type 12 and Type 13 ratings, indicating suitability for indoor environments where protection against dust, dripping non-corrosive liquids, and falling debris is required.
Verify the specific dimensional requirements against the 48x25.38x10 inch specifications before procurement. Confirm that the NEMA Type 12/13 rating aligns with the environmental conditions of the installation site. Ensure compatibility with existing mounting infrastructure for wall-mounted applications. Check for any specific accessory requirements such as latch pivot posts or internal components if not included in the base configuration.
Select this model when a robust steel enclosure is needed for indoor disconnect applications requiring dust and liquid drip protection. The preferred cutout design facilitates standard component integration. Consider the external dimensions to ensure adequate clearance for door operation and cable entry. Verify that the painted steel finish meets corrosion resistance needs for the specific indoor environment.
This part belongs to the Hoffman Preferred Cutout Disconnect Enclosure series. It is designed for industrial control applications where reliable protection of electrical components is critical. The series offers standardized dimensions to simplify panel layout and component selection. Hoffman enclosures are widely used in manufacturing and processing industries for safeguarding sensitive electronics.
Direct replacements must match the 48x25.38x10 inch footprint and NEMA 12/13 rating. Alternative models from the same manufacturer with similar dimensions should be evaluated for mounting hole compatibility. Ensure substitute parts maintain the steel construction and handle configuration if operational interface is unchanged.

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