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The A64PSWPNL is an aluminum swing-out panel designed for nVent Hoffman enclosures. It measures approximately 5.00 x 3.62 inches and fits 6x4 inch enclosure configurations. The unit includes four PolyPro adjustable panel blocks, enabling secure mounting of components without requiring enclosure modification.
Verify compatibility with specific nVent Hoffman enclosure models before purchase. Confirm that the target enclosure supports swing-out panel installations. Ensure the required mounting hardware aligns with the included PolyPro blocks. Check environmental ratings if exposure to harsh chemicals is expected.
Select this part when internal organization within a 6x4 inch enclosure is needed. Choose it for applications requiring easy access to mounted components via swing-out design. Consider its aluminum construction for lightweight yet sturdy mounting needs.
This accessory belongs to the Hoffman Enclosures line of internal panel solutions. It complements standard metal enclosures by providing flexible internal mounting options. The product supports efficient space utilization within compact industrial housing units.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation.
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