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The A72HX6118SSLPQT is a floor-mount disconnect enclosure manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. Constructed from SS 304 stainless steel with an unpainted finish, it features a hinged door and measures 72.060 inches in length, 61.310 inches in width, and 18.060 inches in depth (1830.32mm x 1557.27mm x 458.72mm). The unit carries a NEMA Type 4X rating and utilizes a quarter-turn three-point latch mechanism equipped with a padlock handle for secure access.
Verify the specific material grade of SS 304 against project requirements to ensure corrosion resistance compatibility. Confirm that the quarter-turn latch configuration meets site security protocols. Ensure the floor-mount footprint aligns with available installation space. Cross-reference the NEMA Type 4X rating with environmental exposure conditions to validate suitability for the intended application area.
Select this model when heavy-duty corrosion resistance is required for floor-standing installations. The stainless steel construction supports outdoor or washdown environments where standard painted steel would degrade. The large internal volume accommodates substantial disconnect hardware. Verify that the hinged door swing direction and latch placement do not conflict with adjacent structural elements or operational pathways.
This component belongs to the Hoffman A72 series of industrial enclosures, designed for robust protection of electrical components. The A72HX variant specifically denotes floor-mount configurations with high-capacity dimensions. The suffix indicates the use of stainless steel materials and specific hardware configurations typical of Hoffman's heavy-duty product line for demanding industrial settings.
Publicly confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Verify dimensional compatibility if considering alternative brands. Ensure any replacement maintains the NEMA Type 4X rating and SS 304 material specification for equivalent performance.

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