AMC363612HQ

Overview

The AMC363612HQ is a Type 1 metering cabinet manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. Constructed from steel with an ANSI 61 gray polyester powder-coated finish, it measures 36 inches in height, 36 inches in width, and 12 inches in depth. This enclosure provides NEMA Type 1 and IP30 protection ratings, designed to house metering transformers and instrument assemblies in indoor environments. It meets specific Hydro-Québec requirements for utility applications.

Feature Summary

• Houses metering transformers and instrument assemblies
• Meets Hydro-Québec regulatory requirements
• Steel construction with polyester powder paint finish

Applications

• Indoor metering transformer housing
• Instrument assembly protection
• Hydro-Québec compliant utility installations

Procurement Notes

Verify the exact part number AMC363612HQ against official Hoffman Enclosures documentation to confirm current availability and compliance status. Ensure that the specified Hydro-Québec certification is required for the intended application. Cross-reference dimensions and mounting configurations with site plans before procurement to avoid installation mismatches.

Selection Notes

Select this model specifically for indoor applications requiring NEMA Type 1 protection. The HQ suffix indicates compliance with Hydro-Québec standards, which is critical for utility projects in Quebec. Consider the 12-inch depth for transformer clearance and the 36x36 inch footprint for panel layout compatibility.

Part Context

This unit belongs to the Hoffman AMC series of metering cabinets. These enclosures are engineered for electrical distribution points where metering equipment requires physical protection from falling objects and limited ingress of solid foreign bodies. The series offers standardized dimensions for easy integration into existing electrical infrastructure.

Replacement Considerations

No direct public substitute part numbers are confirmed for this specific Hydro-Québec certified model. Generic Type 1 cabinets may lack the required utility certifications.