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The A61-2412E2 is a Type 4X electrical enclosure manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. Constructed from fiberglass, it features an opaque flat screw cover design with extension collars and four corner screws. The unit measures 23.74 inches in height, 11.89 inches in depth, and 11.65 inches in width. It is finished in light gray and is designed for harsh industrial environments requiring protection against corrosion, dust, and water ingress.
Verify the specific model number A61-2412E2 against official Hoffman Enclosures documentation to confirm fiberglass construction and Type 4X rating. Ensure compatibility with existing mounting infrastructure due to the specified dimensions of 23.74 x 11.89 x 11.65 inches. Confirm that the light gray finish meets facility aesthetic requirements. Cross-reference accessory availability if additional sealing or mounting hardware is required for the application.
Select this enclosure when high corrosion resistance is critical, as indicated by the fiberglass material and Type 4X rating. Consider the physical dimensions of 23.74 x 11.89 x 11.65 inches for spatial constraints. The opaque flat screw cover design offers a secure closure method suitable for sensitive equipment. Evaluate the need for extension collars to accommodate cable entries or conduit connections effectively within the specified depth.
This component belongs to the Hoffman A61 series of electrical enclosures, which are engineered for demanding industrial applications. The series utilizes fiberglass reinforced polyester to provide superior durability compared to standard metal alternatives. The A61-2412E2 variant specifically incorporates extension collars and a flat screw cover configuration, distinguishing it from other models in the lineup that may feature different door styles or materials.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation.

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