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The Hoffman Enclosures A61P68N is a steel internal panel designed for large, free-standing Type 1 two-door enclosures. It fits models with dimensions of 72 inches by 72 or 73 inches. The panel measures 61.16 inches in width and 68 inches in height. Constructed from 12-gauge mild steel, it features a white polyester powder-coated finish. This component serves as an internal mounting surface for electrical equipment within industrial enclosure systems.
Verify the specific enclosure model number to ensure compatibility with the 72 x 72/73 inch footprint. Confirm that the required finish matches the white powder-coated specification. Check if the application requires conductive finishes for grounding purposes, as non-conductive options may exist for similar part numbers. Ensure the 12-gauge thickness meets mechanical load requirements for the intended equipment.
Select this panel when replacing a damaged internal backplate in a compatible large two-door enclosure. Consider the 12-gauge steel construction for durability. Evaluate the need for a conductive finish if grounding continuity is critical for the installed equipment. Verify dimensional clearance for mounted devices against the 61.16 x 68 inch surface area.
This part belongs to the Hoffman Enclosures line of accessories and replacement components. It is categorized under panels for free-standing enclosures. The product supports the maintenance and customization of industrial electrical distribution systems by providing standardized internal mounting surfaces for various enclosure sizes.
Compatible replacements include other internal panels designed for 72 x 72/73 inch enclosures. Verify that substitute parts match the 12-gauge steel thickness and overall dimensions of 61.16 x 68 inches. Ensure the mounting hole patterns align with the original enclosure frame if reusing existing hardware.

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