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The Hoffman A54P33 is a solid steel backplate designed for nVent Hoffman A26 Low-Profile Type 12 disconnect enclosures. It measures 54.88 inches in height and 33.75 inches in width, providing a robust mounting surface for electrical components. The panel features a polyester powder-coated white finish to enhance corrosion resistance and visual consistency within industrial environments. Constructed from mild steel with a thickness of approximately 0.121 inches (3 mm), it ensures structural integrity for heavy-duty applications.
Verify that the enclosure model matches the A26 Low-Profile Type 12 series before procurement. Confirm dimensional requirements align with the 54.88 x 33.75-inch specification. Ensure the application environment is compatible with standard steel construction and polyester finishes. Check for any specific mounting hole patterns required by your component layout, as this is a solid backplate without pre-drilled holes.
Select the A54P33 when a solid mounting surface is required for the A26 Low-Profile Type 12 enclosure series. This part is suitable for applications needing NEMA 12 protection against dust, falling dirt, and dripping non-corrosive liquids. Consider this option if custom drilling and tapping are preferred over pre-drilled panels to optimize material usage and labor during assembly.
This component belongs to the nVent Hoffman A26P series of enclosure accessories. It serves as an internal panel for low-profile disconnect enclosures, allowing for flexible customization of electrical layouts. The product line emphasizes user-friendly solutions for creating ready-to-populate panels through automated drilling and milling processes.
No direct substitute part numbers are publicly confirmed for this specific dimension and enclosure compatibility.

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