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The Hoffman A62H4812SSLP3PT is a freestanding, two-door floor-mount enclosure constructed from 304 stainless steel with a #4 smooth brushed finish. It measures 62.06 inches in height, 48.06 inches in width, and 12.06 inches in depth. The unit features three-point latches on each door and provides NEMA Type 4X and IP66 protection ratings. It is certified for UL 508A and CUL standards, designed for industrial environments requiring corrosion resistance.
Verify the specific dimensional requirements against the 62.06 x 48.06 x 12.06 inch specifications before procurement. Confirm that the 304 stainless steel material and #4 brushed finish meet the environmental corrosion resistance needs of the installation site. Ensure compatibility with UL 508A and CUL certification requirements for the intended electrical assembly. Check for any specific accessory or gasket requirements not included in the base unit description.
Select this model when heavy-duty corrosion resistance is required for floor-standing applications. The 304 stainless steel construction offers superior durability compared to standard painted steel enclosures. The two-door design facilitates access to complex internal wiring and component arrangements. Verify that the external dimensions fit within the available floor space and that the weight capacity of the installation surface supports the unit.
This part belongs to the Hoffman A62 series of floor-standing enclosures. It is designed for industrial use where robust protection and accessibility are critical. The series typically includes various sizes and materials, with this specific model focusing on stainless steel construction for enhanced environmental resilience. It serves as a protective housing for sensitive electronic and electrical equipment in demanding operational conditions.
Direct substitutes may include other Hoffman models with identical dimensions and material specifications. Verify that any replacement maintains the NEMA Type 4X rating and UL 508A listing. Ensure the door configuration and latch type match the existing infrastructure to avoid modification costs.

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