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The A60X6118LPFTCG is a stainless steel disconnect enclosure manufactured by nVent Hoffman. It features a universal-cutout design with dimensions of 60 inches in height, 62 inches in width, and 18 inches in depth. The unit includes two doors constructed from steel, rated for Type 12 protection. Security is provided by a three-point latch mechanism equipped with a padlock handle. The interior finish is gray.
Verify the exact dimensional requirements against the installation site, as the unit measures 60 inches in height and 62 inches in width. Confirm that the stainless steel construction meets specific corrosion resistance standards for the intended environment. Ensure the internal space accommodates the necessary components given the 18-inch depth. Check compatibility with existing mounting infrastructure before ordering.
Select this model when high durability and corrosion resistance are required due to its stainless steel composition. The Type 12 rating makes it suitable for indoor environments where dust and dripping non-corrosive liquids are present. The large footprint and height accommodate substantial electrical assemblies. Consider the weight implications of the stainless steel construction during installation planning.
This component belongs to the Hoffman Enclosures line of industrial protective housings. It is designed for heavy-duty applications where robust physical protection and security are paramount. The universal-cutout feature allows for flexible integration into various panel layouts. It serves as a critical interface for protecting sensitive electrical disconnects from environmental hazards.
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