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The Hoffman A72H36DLP3PT is a wall-mount electrical enclosure constructed from mild steel with a gray powder-coated finish. It measures 72 inches in height, 36 inches in width, and 12 inches in depth (1829 mm x 914 mm x 305 mm). The unit features a continuous hinge door secured by a three-point latch mechanism compatible with padlocks. It provides protection ratings of NEMA Type 4, NEMA Type 12, and IP66, ensuring resistance to environmental contaminants and water ingress.
Verify that the required protection rating aligns with site conditions, as this model meets NEMA Type 4 and IP66 standards. Confirm dimensional constraints fit the intended mounting location due to the large footprint. Ensure compatibility with existing locking mechanisms if specific padlock types are mandated. Check for any regional compliance requirements regarding electrical enclosures before finalizing procurement.
Select this model when high durability and extensive internal volume are necessary. The continuous hinge offers superior support for heavy doors compared to standard hinges. The three-point latch ensures even pressure distribution for better sealing. Consider the weight and handling requirements due to the substantial size and steel construction. Evaluate if the 12-inch depth accommodates all internal components with adequate clearance.
This enclosure belongs to the Hoffman multipurpose wall-mount series designed for industrial applications. It shares design characteristics with other models in the lineup, such as the A72H36FLP3PT, which differs primarily in depth dimensions. The product line emphasizes robust construction and versatile protection levels for demanding operational environments.
The A72H36FLP3PT serves as a direct substitute with identical height and width but increased depth to 16 inches. Verify that the additional depth does not interfere with spatial constraints or mounting configurations before switching.

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