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The nVent Hoffman A86PM37G is a conductive internal panel designed for free-standing multi-door enclosures. It measures 78.00 inches in height and 34.00 inches in width, fitting an 86x37 1-bay configuration. Constructed from 12-gauge steel with a galvanized finish, this panel includes extra holes to facilitate lifting and installation. It is specifically engineered for use with large Bulletin A27, A28, A28S4, and A34 multi-door enclosures.
Verify the exact enclosure model compatibility before purchase, as this panel is designated for specific large bulletin series (A27, A28, A28S4, A34). Confirm that the 78-inch height and 34-inch width dimensions match your existing cabinet structure. Ensure the galvanized finish meets your environmental requirements. Check if mounting hardware is included or sold separately depending on the specific enclosure kit.
Select this component when retrofitting or building free-standing cabinets requiring a conductive interior surface. The 12-gauge steel thickness provides structural rigidity suitable for heavy-duty industrial environments. Consider the galvanized finish for general indoor or protected outdoor use. This part is strictly an internal panel and does not include doors or external frames.
This item belongs to the PNLFS series of multi-purpose enclosure panels by nVent Hoffman. These panels are designed to be installed within larger cabinet structures rather than functioning as standalone units. They serve as internal mounting surfaces for electrical components, offering a grounded plane for system integration within multi-door configurations.
No direct substitute part numbers are publicly confirmed for this specific dimension and series combination.

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