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The A84XD7818FTCLP is a Sequestr external disconnect enclosure manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. Constructed from steel with a gray powder-coated finish, it measures 84.12 inches in height, 78.50 inches in width, and 18.12 inches in depth. The unit features two doors and complies with NEMA Type 12 and IP55 ratings for environmental protection. Designed to isolate incoming power from interior components, this package helps mitigate arc flash occurrences during maintenance.
Verify the specific model number against official manufacturer documentation to ensure compatibility with existing infrastructure. Confirm that the required NEMA Type 12 and IP55 ratings meet site safety standards. Check for any associated mounting hardware or accessory requirements specified in the official datasheet before finalizing procurement orders.
Select this enclosure when arc flash mitigation is a primary safety requirement. Ensure the physical dimensions of 84.12 x 78.50 x 18.12 inches fit the designated installation space. Verify that the steel construction and powder-coated finish are suitable for the environmental conditions of the deployment site.
This component belongs to the Sequestr line of external disconnect packages designed by Hoffman Enclosures. It serves as a specialized safety solution within industrial electrical systems, distinct from standard junction boxes or general-purpose enclosures by focusing on power isolation and personnel protection during service operations.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers: None identified.

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