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The Hoffman A84XM5EW18FTC is a heavy-duty, free-standing disconnect enclosure constructed from steel with a polyester powder-coated finish. It features five doors and measures 84.12 inches in length, 197.75 inches in width, and 18.12 inches in depth. The unit provides NEMA Type 12 and IP55 protection ratings, ensuring resistance to dust and dripping non-corrosive liquids for indoor industrial use. It includes a three-point latch with a padlock handle for secure access.
Verify the specific door count and internal panel configuration matches the application requirements before ordering. Confirm that the external dimensions fit the designated installation space. Ensure the NEMA Type 12 rating aligns with the environmental conditions of the deployment site. Check for any required accessories such as mounting hardware or internal busbars not included in the base unit.
Select this model when a multi-bay, floor-standing solution is required for high-capacity disconnect applications. The five-door design supports extensive wiring and component organization within a single footprint. Consider the steel material and powder-coated finish for durability in demanding indoor settings. Evaluate the depth requirement to ensure adequate clearance for cable routing and maintenance access behind the doors.
This part belongs to the nVent Hoffman A84 series of heavy-duty disconnect enclosures. The series offers modular designs ranging from one to six doors, allowing customization for various power distribution needs. The A84XM5EW18FTC specifically represents the five-door variant in the free-standing format, utilizing standard steel construction and protective coatings suitable for general industrial indoor use.
Direct substitutes may include other five-door free-standing disconnect enclosures from the same manufacturer with identical dimensional and rating specifications. Verify compatibility with existing mounting floors and structural supports. Cross-reference internal bay layouts if pre-wired components are involved.

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