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The Hoffman Enclosures A90XM6EW24FTC is a heavy-duty disconnect enclosure constructed from steel with a polyester powder-coated finish. Designed for circuit breaker and disconnect switch applications, it features a free-standing configuration with flange mounting capabilities. The unit measures approximately 90.12 inches in height, 235 inches in width, and 24.12 inches in depth. It provides NEMA Type 12 protection, ensuring resistance to dust and dripping non-corrosive liquids for indoor use. This model supports up to six doors, accommodating multiple disconnect points within a single robust structure.
Verify the specific door count configuration required, as this series supports one to six doors. Confirm that the free-standing footprint and flange mounting requirements align with the installation site. Ensure the NEMA Type 12 rating meets the environmental conditions of the intended indoor application. Cross-reference the internal layout dimensions with the selected circuit breakers or switches to guarantee proper fitment before ordering.
Select this model when a robust, floor-standing solution is needed for high-capacity disconnect applications. The wide width accommodates extensive busbar arrangements or multiple breaker banks. Consider the powder-coated finish for enhanced corrosion resistance in industrial environments. Verify that the structural integrity of the free-standing base meets local safety codes for tall electrical equipment.
This component belongs to the nVent Hoffman A90XM series, which specializes in heavy-duty disconnect enclosures. The series offers modular designs ranging from wall-mount to free-standing configurations. The A90XM6EW24FTC specifically represents a large-format, multi-door variant designed for complex electrical setups requiring significant internal volume and accessibility.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Users should consult official nVent Hoffman catalogs for direct replacements or updated series equivalents.
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