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The A60BP24G is a universal conductive barrier panel manufactured by nVent Hoffman. Constructed from galvanized mild steel, it measures 60 inches in height and 24 inches in width. This component is designed to fit within unibody free-standing or floor-mount enclosures equipped with a centerpost. It serves as a Type 1 solution intended to mitigate electrical hazards.
Verify that the target enclosure features a centerpost design compatible with this barrier panel. Confirm that the galvanized finish meets environmental requirements. Ensure the 60x24 inch dimensions align with the internal space constraints of the selected housing unit before procurement.
Select this part when physical separation of high-voltage components is required within a large enclosure. It is suitable for applications needing a Type 1 protection level against incidental contact. Ensure the host enclosure supports the mounting requirements for this specific barrier panel size.
This barrier panel belongs to the Hoffman PNLFS series of general accessories. It is an accessory component rather than a standalone enclosure. It complements main housing units by adding internal safety features without altering the external protective rating of the primary box.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available for this specific model. Verify compatibility with existing centerpost structures if replacing similar barriers.
It is designed to fit in unibody free-standing or floor-mount enclosures that include a centerpost.
The panel is constructed from galvanized mild steel.

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