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The AMI12080 is an insulated mounting panel manufactured by nVent Hoffman. It is constructed from black Bakelite material and measures 1170mm in height, 750mm in width, and 4mm in thickness. This component is specifically designed for use with wall-mounted enclosures that have dimensions of 1200mm x 800mm. The panel provides a non-conductive surface for securing internal electrical components.
Verify the enclosure dimensions match the 1200x800mm specification before procurement. Confirm that the application requires an insulated Bakelite panel rather than a steel alternative. Ensure the part number AMI12080 corresponds to the correct depth adjustment requirements if using AMG accessories.
Select this panel when electrical isolation is required within a standard 1200x800mm enclosure. Consider the 4mm thickness for structural support needs. Verify compatibility with specific internal component mounting patterns and ensure the black Bakelite material meets environmental resistance requirements for the installation site.
This accessory belongs to the Hoffman Enclosures family of wall-mount solutions. It serves as a critical internal component for organizing and protecting electrical systems. The panel complements the main enclosure structure by providing a dedicated, insulated area for component attachment.

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