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The Hoffman Enclosures AHE24X24X6 is a steel pull box designed for electrical applications. It features a hinged cover with a slotted flush latch and butt hinges. The enclosure measures 24.00 inches in height, 24.00 inches in width, and 6.00 inches in depth. Constructed from 16-gauge painted steel, it provides NEMA Type 1 protection against dust and falling objects. The unit includes mounting holes on the back panel for secure installation.
Verify the specific hinge orientation (left or right) required for the installation layout before ordering. Confirm that the NEMA Type 1 rating aligns with the environmental conditions of the intended application site. Ensure the 16-gauge steel thickness meets structural requirements for the mounted equipment weight.
Select this model when a compact, hinged-door enclosure is needed for standard indoor electrical distribution. The 24x24 inch footprint offers ample space for wire management. Consider the AHE series for consistent styling within existing nVent Hoffman installations requiring basic weather protection.
This part belongs to the Hoffman AHE series of steel enclosures. These units are widely used in industrial settings where basic protection from dust and accidental contact is sufficient. The series provides standardized dimensions for easy integration into larger control systems.
No direct substitute part numbers are confirmed in public documentation. Similar NEMA Type 1 steel enclosures from other manufacturers may serve as alternatives if dimensional compatibility is verified.
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