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The A60H3616SSLP3PT is a wall-mount enclosure constructed from 304 stainless steel with a brushed finish. It measures 60 inches in length, 36 inches in width, and 16 inches in depth. The unit features a continuous hinge door secured by a three-point latch mechanism. It provides IP66, NEMA Type 4X, 12, and 13 protection ratings. The internal panel size is 57 x 33 inches. Seams are continuously welded and ground smooth, and it includes a seamless foam-in-place gasket.
Verify the specific material grade (304 stainless steel) and finish (brushed) against project requirements. Confirm that the external dimensions (60x36x16 inches) and internal panel space (57x33 inches) accommodate all necessary components. Ensure compatibility with existing mounting infrastructure due to the large physical footprint of the enclosure.
Select this model when superior corrosion resistance is required compared to standard steel enclosures. The three-point latch offers enhanced security and seal integrity over standard handles. Consider the continuous hinge for durability during frequent access. Verify that the NEMA 4X rating meets local regulatory compliance for the intended installation environment.
This component belongs to the Hoffman A60 series of heavy-duty enclosures. It is designed for robust industrial use where environmental protection is critical. The series typically offers various sizes and materials, with this specific part representing a large-format stainless steel option. It complements other Hoffman accessories and mounting hardware.
Direct substitutes include models with identical dimensions and NEMA 4X ratings. Check for equivalent stainless steel grades if exact material specifications are mandatory. Ensure replacement units maintain the three-point latch and continuous hinge configuration for functional parity.
The internal panel size is 57 inches by 33 inches.
The door is secured using a three-point latch mechanism with a PowerGlide handle.
The enclosure is constructed from 304 stainless steel with a #4 smooth brushed finish.
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