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The A48X2E7824 is a low-profile disconnect enclosure manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. Constructed from mild steel with a powder-coated finish, it measures 48 inches in width, 78.50 inches in height, and 24 inches in depth. The unit features two doors secured by a three-point latch mechanism equipped with a handle. It carries a Type 12 rating for indoor use and includes two lifting eyes for installation.
Verify the specific NEMA or UL rating requirements against the official datasheet, as conflicting sources list Type 12 and Type 4X. Confirm dimensional tolerances and mounting hole patterns match the installation site. Ensure the powder-coated finish meets environmental corrosion resistance standards for the intended location.
Select this model when a wide, low-height enclosure is required for disconnect applications. The mild steel material offers cost-effective durability compared to stainless steel alternatives. Verify that the 24-inch depth accommodates all internal components and wiring space requirements.
This part belongs to the Hoffman Enclosures line of industrial metal enclosures. It is designed for general-purpose electrical protection in commercial and industrial settings. The manufacturer provides associated accessories such as mounting kits and blanking plates for customization.
Consult the manufacturer's cross-reference guide for direct replacements. Alternative models may vary in door configuration or material thickness. Ensure any substitute maintains the same external dimensions and mounting footprint.

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