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The Hoffman Enclosures A60R3612HCR is a medium-sized, wall-mount electrical enclosure constructed from galvanized steel with a polyester powder-coated ANSI 61 gray finish. It features a hinged cover design and measures 60.00 inches in length, 36.00 inches in width, and 12.00 inches in depth (1524.00mm x 914.40mm x 304.80mm). The unit provides NEMA Type 3R protection, making it suitable for outdoor environments where exposure to rain, snow, or sleet is a concern. It includes a drip-shield top and seam-free sides, front, and back to enhance environmental sealing.
Verify the specific manufacturer part number against official nVent Hoffman documentation to confirm compatibility with existing mounting infrastructure. Ensure that the NEMA 3R rating aligns with the environmental requirements of the installation site, particularly regarding direct exposure to weather elements. Confirm that the physical dimensions and weight capacity of the mounting surface are sufficient for this steel enclosure.
Select this model when outdoor protection against falling water is required but submersion or hose-directed water resistance is not necessary. The NEMA 3R rating distinguishes it from indoor-only enclosures (Type 1) and those requiring higher ingress protection (Type 4). Consider the galvanized steel material and gray finish for durability and aesthetic consistency in industrial settings.
This enclosure belongs to the nVent Hoffman A3M series, which offers medium-sized solutions for basic functionality requirements. The series ranges from 16x12x6 inches to 60x36x12 inches. The A60R3612HCR represents the largest standard size in this lineup, providing substantial internal volume for complex electrical assemblies while maintaining a compact footprint relative to its capacity.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation.

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