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The AL36DR is a three-point latch kit manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc., designed for field installation on standard single-door Type 12 enclosures. Constructed from 304 stainless steel, it features a padlockable handle with clockwise and counter-clockwise operation. The kit includes the handle, latch mechanism, latch rods, adjustable rod guides, and all necessary hardware. It is not compatible with Hoffman disconnect, Concept, or ProLine enclosures.
Verify enclosure compatibility before purchase. This kit does not fit Hoffman disconnect, Concept, or ProLine enclosures. Confirm that the target enclosure is a standard single-door Type 12 model to ensure proper fitment of the latch rods and guide system.
Select this kit when upgrading standard single-door Type 12 enclosures requiring higher security. It provides a robust stainless steel solution with padlock capability. Ensure the enclosure type matches supported models such as LP, CH, and CHNF series to avoid incompatibility issues.
This component serves as an accessory for Hoffman Enclosures' NEMA 12 product line. It enhances the security profile of standard metal enclosures by adding a multi-point locking system. The kit is intended for retrofitting existing installations rather than new builds.
No direct substitute part numbers are publicly confirmed in the provided documentation. Verify mechanical dimensions and mounting hole patterns against existing hardware if considering alternative brands.
No, the AL36DR latch kit is not compatible with Hoffman disconnect, Concept, or ProLine enclosures.
The latch kit is constructed from 304 stainless steel.
Yes, the padlockable handle supports both clockwise and counter-clockwise operation.

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