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The Hoffman Enclosures A84XM5EW18FTCG is a heavy-duty disconnect enclosure designed for indoor industrial applications. It features a five-door configuration with a free-standing design, constructed from steel and finished in gray. The unit provides Type 12 protection against dust, dripping non-corrosive liquids, oil, and coolant. Its dimensions are 84.12 inches in length, 197.75 inches in width, and 18.12 inches in height.
Verify the specific door count and mounting style (free-standing vs. wall-mount) required for your installation. Confirm that the internal layout supports your disconnect switch specifications. Ensure the facility environment matches the Type 12 rating requirements. Check for any necessary accessories or mounting hardware not included in the base unit.
Select this model when multiple disconnect points are needed in a single footprint. Consider the physical space constraints due to its large dimensions. Evaluate if the free-standing design fits better than a wall-mounted alternative for your floor plan. Ensure the steel construction meets corrosion resistance needs for the specific indoor area.
This component belongs to the nVent Hoffman series of industrial enclosures. It is part of a modular system where units can be ordered with varying door counts from one to six. The product line emphasizes durability and cost-effectiveness for standard industrial electrical protection needs.
Check for compatible accessories such as drip shields or rack mounts if modifications are needed. Verify dimensional compatibility with existing infrastructure if replacing an older unit. Consult manufacturer documentation for cross-reference models with similar door configurations.

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