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The A84XM6EW24FTC is a heavy-duty, free-standing disconnect enclosure manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. Constructed from steel with a polyester powder-coated gray finish, it features a six-door design for comprehensive access. The unit measures 84.12 inches in height, 23.50 inches in width, and 24.00 inches in depth (2136.65mm x 596.90mm x 609.60mm). It provides IP55 and NEMA Type 12 protection ratings to safeguard internal components against dust and dripping liquids.
Verify that the specific installation site accommodates the free-standing footprint and weight of the unit. Confirm that the required door opening sequence matches the six-door layout provided. Ensure that incoming power connections align with the internal busbar configuration specified in the official technical datasheet before procurement.
Select this model when high-capacity, multi-circuit isolation is required in a floor-mounted application. Compare dimensions against available floor space to ensure adequate clearance for door swing and maintenance access. Verify that the NEMA 12 rating meets local environmental codes for dust and liquid exposure.
This component belongs to the nVent Hoffman A84 series of heavy-duty disconnect enclosures. The series is designed for demanding industrial applications where robust physical protection and organized circuit management are critical. It complements other accessories such as gland plates and window kits available from the same manufacturer.
No direct public substitute part numbers are confirmed for this specific six-door configuration. Alternative models may require custom fabrication or significant modification to existing infrastructure due to unique dimensional and structural specifications.

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