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The ANB2016 is a Concept Slope Top enclosure manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. It is constructed from stainless steel and features a sloped top design intended to prevent water accumulation on the surface. The unit includes a standard door with a quarter-turn fastener mechanism for secure access. This enclosure is designed for industrial applications requiring durable protection against environmental contaminants.
Verify the specific material grade and finish requirements against the official Hoffman datasheet before ordering. Confirm that the mounting hole patterns align with your panel layout. Ensure the selected model meets the required ingress protection rating for your specific installation environment.
Select this model when environmental exposure requires superior corrosion resistance compared to painted steel options. The slope top feature is critical for outdoor or wet locations where standing water could compromise seal integrity. Verify internal component dimensions fit within the specified internal volume.
This part belongs to the Hoffman Concept series of enclosures. The Concept line offers various materials including stainless steel and polycarbonate. The ANB2016 specifically denotes a stainless steel version with a slope top configuration, distinguishing it from flat-top or NEMA 4X variants in the same series.
Direct replacements are limited due to proprietary mounting patterns. Consider equivalent NEMA 4X stainless steel enclosures from other manufacturers if Hoffman stock is unavailable, but verify dimensional compatibility carefully.

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