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The Hoffman Enclosures A72XD2818FTCLPG is a SEQUESTER disconnect enclosure package designed for arc flash safety. Constructed from steel with a polyester powder painted finish, it features a single door and quarter-turn slotted latch. The unit measures 72.12 x 28.25 x 18.12 inches (HxWxD) and utilizes a panel mounting type. It serves as an external disconnect solution to isolate incoming power.
Verify the specific model suffix against official nVent Hoffman documentation to ensure correct configuration. Confirm that the required cutout dimensions match the preferred cutout specifications for the intended panel installation. Check current availability status as standard lead times may vary. Ensure compatibility with existing electrical infrastructure before procurement.
Select this model when arc flash mitigation is required for high-voltage or high-current applications. The SEQUESTER system is appropriate for environments where personnel must work on interior components safely. Consider the physical dimensions and panel mounting requirements to ensure adequate space. Verify that the steel construction meets local corrosion resistance standards for the installation environment.
This component belongs to the Hoffman SEQUESTER line of disconnect enclosures. It is part of a broader family of safety-focused electrical housing solutions designed to enhance worker protection. The product integrates with Hoffman's range of control and distribution equipment to provide comprehensive electrical safety systems.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Consult official nVent Hoffman resources for equivalent models or updated series replacements if discontinuation occurs.
It helps mitigate arc flash occurrences by isolating incoming power from interior components when workers are present.
The enclosure is constructed from steel with a polyester powder painted finish.

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