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The Hoffman A60X1E4024 is a heavy-duty, low-profile disconnect enclosure constructed from mild steel. It features a Type 12 rating for indoor use, protecting against dust, falling dirt, and dripping non-corrosive water. The unit measures 60 inches in length, 40.25 inches in width, and 24 inches in depth. It includes a single door with a three-point latch mechanism operated by a zinc die-cast padlocking defeater handle. Designed for freestanding mounting, this enclosure supports multi-bay configurations while maintaining line of sight in factory environments.
Verify the specific Type 12 rating and dimensions (60 x 40.25 x 24 inches) match your installation requirements. Confirm the presence of the three-point latch and padlocking handle. Ensure the mild steel material is suitable for your indoor environment. Check for any specific mounting hardware requirements for freestanding installation. Validate that the low-profile design meets your visibility needs.
Select this model when a large, heavy-duty disconnect enclosure is needed for indoor industrial use. The low-profile design is critical if maintaining line of sight across multiple bays is required. The Type 12 rating makes it suitable for areas with dust and non-corrosive drips but not for washdown or outdoor exposure. Consider the significant footprint (60 inches long) for space planning.
This part belongs to the Hoffman A60 series of disconnect enclosures, designed for robust industrial applications. The 'X1E' suffix typically denotes a specific configuration within the series, often related to door count and profile. It is part of nVent Hoffman's lineup of steel enclosures engineered for reliability in demanding manufacturing and processing environments.
No direct public substitute part numbers are confirmed for this specific low-profile, multi-bay configuration. Similar Type 12 disconnect enclosures may exist but likely differ in dimensions, profile height, or latch mechanisms. Verify compatibility with existing mounting structures and internal component layouts before considering alternatives.

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