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The A72XM3418FTCLP is a heavy-duty freestanding disconnect enclosure manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. Constructed from steel with a polyester powder-coated finish, it features a single hinged door and measures 72.126 inches in height, 34.250 inches in width, and 18.120 inches in depth. The unit provides IP55 and NEMA Type 12 protection ratings, ensuring resistance to dust and dripping non-corrosive liquids. It utilizes a three-point latch mechanism compatible with padlock handles for enhanced security.
Verify the specific suffix configuration against official manufacturer documentation to ensure correct door count and panel inclusion status. Confirm dimensional requirements match installation space constraints. Check for associated accessories such as mounting plates or internal rails required for specific breaker configurations. Ensure compatibility with existing facility grounding and bonding standards.
Select this model for applications requiring robust, floor-standing electrical protection with high ingress protection standards. Consider the freestanding nature for installations where wall mounting is not feasible or desired. Evaluate the need for additional internal components like DIN rails or busbars which are typically sold separately. Verify that the single-door configuration meets accessibility requirements for maintenance personnel.
This component belongs to the Hoffman A72XM series of heavy-duty disconnect enclosures. The series offers various sizes and door configurations, ranging from one to four doors for wall-mount models and one to five doors for freestanding units. These enclosures are designed for demanding industrial environments requiring durable steel construction and reliable environmental sealing.
Direct substitutes include other models within the Hoffman A72XM series with matching dimensions and ratings, such as A72XM3418FTC or A72XM3418FTCG, depending on specific finish or accessory requirements. Cross-brand replacements must be evaluated for exact dimensional fit and equivalent IP/NEMA ratings.

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