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The A84XM4EW24FTC is a heavy-duty, free-standing disconnect enclosure manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. Constructed from steel with a painted finish, it features four doors and meets NEMA Type 12 standards for indoor use. The unit measures 84.12 inches in height, 158.00 inches in width, and 24.12 inches in depth. It is designed to house electrical disconnects and switchgear in industrial environments requiring protection against falling dirt and dripping non-corrosive liquids.
Verify the specific door count and internal mounting rail configurations required for your installation before ordering. Confirm that the facility has adequate floor space and load-bearing capacity for this free-standing unit. Ensure compatibility with existing conduit entries and cable management systems. Cross-reference the NEMA Type 12 rating with local environmental conditions to ensure suitability.
Select this model when high-capacity, multi-breaker disconnects require robust physical protection and floor-standing accessibility. Consider the significant footprint and weight during facility planning. Evaluate if wall-mount alternatives are sufficient to save space. Ensure the painted steel finish aligns with site aesthetic or corrosion requirements.
This component belongs to the nVent Hoffman Concept series of industrial enclosures. It is part of a modular family where door counts and dimensions can be customized. Similar models include single-door or two-door variants within the same dimensional family, allowing for scalable electrical infrastructure designs across different project phases.
Direct replacements may include other NEMA Type 12 free-standing steel enclosures of similar dimensions. Verify internal depth and mounting hole patterns match existing equipment. Alternative manufacturers should provide equivalent structural integrity and ingress protection ratings.

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