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The A90XM6EW24FTCG is a full-size disconnect enclosure manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. Constructed from steel with a gray finish, this unit features six doors for comprehensive access and control. The approximate dimensions are 90.12 inches in height, 236 inches in width, and 24.12 inches in depth. It is classified under electrical enclosures and is currently listed as an active component in the manufacturer's catalog.
Verify exact dimensional tolerances and mounting requirements against site specifications before ordering. Confirm that the six-door layout aligns with the intended circuit breaker or switchgear arrangement. Ensure the steel material grade meets local environmental corrosion standards. Check for any specific UL or NEMA rating certifications required by local electrical codes for this application size.
Select this model only when high-capacity, multi-circuit access is required within a single footprint. Consider the significant physical dimensions to ensure adequate floor space and clearance for door operation. Evaluate if a modular smaller enclosure system might offer better maintenance flexibility compared to this single large unit. Verify compatibility with existing busbar systems if retrofitting.
This part belongs to the Hoffman A90 series of disconnect enclosures, designed for heavy-duty industrial use. The 'M6' designation typically indicates the six-door configuration, while 'EW' often refers to wall-mount or specific frame styles. The 'FTCG' suffix denotes the specific finish and hardware configuration. This series is engineered for robust protection of electrical components in demanding environments.
Cross-reference with part number 25748 which shares identical dimensional and material specifications. Verify that any substitute maintains the same six-door architecture and steel construction quality. Ensure the replacement unit matches the original voltage and current ratings implied by the enclosure size.
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