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The A84XD3EW18FTCLPG is a heavy-duty, freestanding disconnect enclosure manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. Constructed from steel with a polyester powder-coated ANSI 61 gray finish, it features a three-door design for external disconnect applications. The unit measures 84.12 inches in height, 118.75 inches in width, and 18.12 inches in depth. It carries an IP55 and NEMA Type 12 rating, ensuring protection against dust and water ingress. This enclosure is designed to isolate disconnect line-side power using the SEQUESTR package.
Verify the specific dimensional requirements against the 84.12 x 118.75 x 18.12 inch specifications before procurement. Confirm that the application requires the SEQUESTR External Disconnect Package compatibility. Ensure the steel construction and Type 12 rating meet the environmental protection needs of the installation site. Check for any specific mounting or back panel preparation requirements associated with the removable centerposts.
Select this model when a heavy-duty, three-door enclosure is required for external disconnect isolation. The Type 12 rating makes it suitable for environments where dust and water protection are necessary. Consider the large footprint dimensions (84.12 x 118.75 inches) for space planning. The steel construction provides robust physical protection for internal components compared to lighter materials.
This part belongs to the nVent Hoffman SEQUESTR series, which specializes in external disconnect solutions. It is distinct from standard control enclosures due to its specific design for isolating line-side power. The model number indicates a three-door configuration with specific dimensional and material characteristics typical of Hoffman's heavy-duty freestanding lines.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Verify compatibility with existing SEQUESTR packages if replacing similar units.

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