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The Hoffman A727216ULP is a Type 12 floor-mount electrical enclosure constructed from steel. It features a two-door design with concealed hinged covers and a three-point latch mechanism operated by an oil-tight key lock handle. The unit measures 72.06 inches in height, 72.06 inches in width, and 16.06 inches in depth. The exterior finish is ANSI 61 Gray, while the interior is white polyester powder coated. Seams are continuously welded and ground smooth to eliminate holes or knockouts.
Verify that the required internal mounting hardware and accessories are ordered separately, as the enclosure arrives empty. Confirm that the specific door configuration matches the installation space requirements. Ensure compatibility with existing conduit entries if modifications are needed, noting the unit lacks pre-drilled knockouts. Check for any specific environmental ratings beyond standard Type 12 compliance.
Select this model when a large, floor-standing enclosure is required for substantial industrial controls. The two-door layout facilitates organized cable management and component access. Consider the lack of pre-drilled holes if custom entry points are necessary. The steel construction provides robust physical protection compared to lighter materials.
This part belongs to the nVent Hoffman A72 series of heavy-duty enclosures. It shares dimensional similarities with other models in the line but differs in depth and door configuration. The ULP suffix typically denotes specific finish or feature variations within the Hoffman product family.
Direct substitutes may include models with identical external dimensions such as the A727218FSD, though depth differences must be accounted for. Verify that any replacement maintains the Type 12 rating and two-door access requirement.

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