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The A71-1412E1DTHPL2 is a Type 4X fiberglass reinforced plastic (FRP) enclosure manufactured by nVent Hoffman. It features an opaque flat screw cover design with a hinged door and one extension. The unit measures 14.650 inches in height, 11.890 inches in width, and 6.930 inches in depth. Constructed from light gray FRP with a smooth matte finish, it is engineered for junction boxes, terminal wiring, instrument mounting, and electrical control applications in harsh environments.
Verify the specific suffix DTHPL2 confirms the inclusion of the hinge, door, and extension configuration. Ensure compatibility with existing mounting hardware and verify that the FRP material meets local regulatory requirements for the intended installation environment. Cross-reference the full part number with official nVent Hoffman documentation to confirm dimensional accuracy and rating specifications.
Select this model when corrosion resistance and durability are required in industrial settings. The FRP material offers advantages over metal in corrosive atmospheres. Verify that the internal volume accommodates all necessary components and that the hinged door mechanism aligns with maintenance access requirements. Confirm that the Type 4X rating satisfies the environmental exposure conditions of the deployment site.
This component belongs to the Hoffman APO series of enclosures, which are designed for robust industrial protection. The APO line utilizes fiberglass reinforced plastic to provide lightweight yet durable housing solutions. This specific variant integrates a hinged door and extension to accommodate complex wiring or larger assemblies within a compact footprint.
Consult official nVent Hoffman substitution guides for verified equivalent models. Generic replacements may not match the Type 4X rating or FRP material properties. Ensure any substitute maintains the same dimensional constraints and mounting interface compatibility.

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