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The Hoffman A90XM7818FTCLP4 is a free-standing disconnect enclosure constructed from gray steel. It measures 90.12 inches in length, 78.50 inches in width, and 18.12 inches in depth. The unit features a quick-release continuous hinge door mechanism for easy removal and reinstallation. It carries Type 4, NEMA 3R, 4, 12, and IP66 ratings, ensuring protection against environmental factors. Designed for heavy industrial applications, it supports wall or floor mounting configurations.
Verify the specific dimensional requirements against the installation site, as this is a large free-standing unit. Confirm that the quick-release hinge mechanism aligns with maintenance protocols. Ensure the steel construction and gray finish meet facility aesthetic standards. Check local codes for Type 4 compliance in outdoor settings. Validate mounting hardware compatibility for free-standing deployment.
Select this model when heavy-duty protection and frequent access are required. The quick-release hinge facilitates rapid maintenance compared to traditional bolted doors. Consider the substantial footprint and weight for structural support needs. Ideal for environments where ingress protection is critical. Evaluate space constraints due to the large external dimensions.
This component belongs to the nVent Hoffman A90 series of disconnect enclosures. These units are designed for high-capacity electrical distribution. The series emphasizes durability and ease of service. The A90XM variant specifically targets free-standing applications. It integrates standard safety features for industrial power management.
Direct substitutes include other Hoffman Type 4 free-standing disconnect enclosures with similar dimensions. Verify hinge type compatibility if existing infrastructure relies on specific access mechanisms. Ensure replacement units maintain the same IP66 rating for environmental sealing. Check for equivalent steel gauge thickness for structural integrity.

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