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The A72XD7818FTCLP is a steel disconnect enclosure manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. It features a powder-coated gray finish and concealed hinged doors. The unit measures 72.12 inches in length, 78.50 inches in width, and 18.12 inches in depth (1832mm x 1994mm x 460mm). It is designed for indoor applications and includes the SEQUESTR external disconnect package with preferred cutouts.
Verify that the specific application requires the integrated SEQUESTR external disconnect package, as this model is not a standard empty enclosure. Confirm that the preferred cutout dimensions align with the intended switchgear or breaker configuration before ordering to ensure proper fitment.
Select this model when an integrated external disconnect solution is required within a large-format enclosure. Compare against standard empty enclosures like A72XM7818FTCLP if the disconnect hardware is to be sourced separately. Ensure the installation environment is indoor due to the steel construction and powder coat finish.
This part belongs to the Hoffman SEQUESTR series, which integrates disconnect functionality directly into the enclosure structure. It differs from standard NEMA 12 enclosures by providing pre-configured access for external switching components, streamlining assembly for industrial control panels.
No direct public substitute part numbers are confirmed for this specific integrated disconnect configuration. Standard empty enclosures such as A72XM7818FTCLP may serve as physical replacements only if the disconnect hardware is modified externally.
The A72XD7818FTCLP includes the SEQUESTR external disconnect package with preferred cutouts, whereas the A72XM7818FTCLP is a standard empty enclosure without these integrated features.
No, the product information specifies it is for indoor applications. The steel construction with powder coating is not rated for outdoor environmental exposure.

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