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The ADPS10012R-316 is a replacement right-hand door manufactured by nVent HOFFMAN for the ADR series of electrical enclosures. It is designed to fit ADR models with dimensions of 1000 mm height and 1200 mm width. The component is constructed from 316L stainless steel, providing enhanced corrosion resistance suitable for harsh environments. This plain door includes a standard locking system and is intended for wall-mount applications.
Verify that the target enclosure matches the ADR series with dimensions of 1000 mm height and 1200 mm width before procurement. Confirm that the required material specification is 316L stainless steel, as this part is specific to that grade. Ensure the mounting configuration aligns with the existing hinge side, as this unit is designated as a right-hand door. Cross-reference the manufacturer part number ADPS10012R-316 with official nVent HOFFMAN documentation to ensure compatibility with the specific enclosure model in use.
Select this part only when replacing doors for ADR series enclosures sized 1000 mm by 1200 mm. Choose 316L stainless steel over standard grades if the installation environment involves high corrosion risks, such as coastal or chemical processing areas. Verify that the existing enclosure frame supports the weight and mounting points of the 316L door. Consider the right-hand orientation to match the current hinge placement. Do not use this door for non-ADR series or different dimension enclosures.
This component belongs to the nVent HOFFMAN ADR series of stainless steel electrical enclosures. The ADPS prefix indicates a spare door part. The '10012' suffix denotes the compatible enclosure dimensions (1000 mm height, 1200 mm width). The 'R' specifies the right-hand hinge orientation. The '316' indicates the use of 316L stainless steel material, distinguishing it from 304 steel variants in the same series.

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