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The A54P72 is a steel backplate designed for the A26 Low-Profile Type 12 Disconnect Enclosure series. It measures 54.88 inches in width by 72.00 inches in height (1394 x 1829 mm). The panel is constructed from mild steel with a thickness of 0.121 inches (3 mm). It features a white polyester powder-coated finish and is intended to fit Bay 2 of compatible enclosures.
Verify that the target enclosure model matches the A26 Low-Profile Type 12 specification before procurement. Confirm that the required bay location corresponds to Bay 2, as this panel is dimensionally specific to that position. Ensure the mounting interface aligns with the manufacturer's standard for the A26P series to guarantee proper fitment.
Select this component when retrofitting or assembling A26 Low-Profile Type 12 disconnect enclosures requiring a rear panel for Bay 2. The mild steel construction provides necessary rigidity for industrial environments. The white powder coat finish offers aesthetic consistency and environmental protection suitable for Type 12 rated applications.
This part belongs to the Hoffman A26P series accessories, specifically engineered for low-profile disconnect enclosures. It serves as a critical structural element for Bay 2, providing a mounting surface and enclosure integrity. The product is categorized under box components and panels within the Hoffman Enclosures portfolio.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available.

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