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The Hoffman Enclosures A74H6012SS6LP3PT is a freestanding, two-door floor-mount enclosure constructed from Type 316 stainless steel. It features a #4 smooth brushed finish and measures 74.06 inches in height, 60.06 inches in width, and 12.06 inches in depth. The unit is rated NEMA Type 4X and includes continuous hinged doors secured with three-point latches. It complies with UL 508A and CUL standards, providing robust protection for industrial equipment in corrosive environments.
Verify the specific material grade (Type 316 vs 316L) against project specifications, as sources vary slightly. Confirm that the continuous hinge design aligns with spatial requirements for door swing clearance. Ensure the floor-mount configuration meets structural load expectations. Cross-reference UL 508A compliance documentation if required for regulatory audits. Validate dimensional tolerances against existing infrastructure layouts prior to installation.
Select this model when standard stainless steel grades are insufficient due to aggressive chemical exposure. The Type 316 construction offers enhanced durability compared to Type 304 alternatives. Consider the floor-mount footprint and door swing radius during facility planning. This unit is suitable for applications demanding high ingress protection without internal cooling systems. Evaluate the need for additional accessories such as data pockets or mounting rails based on specific equipment requirements.
This enclosure belongs to the nVent HOFFMAN line of industrial metal enclosures. It is part of a series designed for heavy-duty applications where environmental sealing and material integrity are critical. The product line emphasizes compliance with major safety standards and offers various sizes and configurations to accommodate diverse industrial control needs.
No direct public substitute part numbers are confirmed. Alternative models may require verification of dimensional compatibility and material grade equivalence.

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