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The Hoffman Enclosures ASB123R is a Type 1 splitter box designed to distribute feeder circuit conductors into multiple branch circuits. Constructed from steel with an ANSI 61 grey polyester powder paint finish, it features a main lug rated for 125 A and three branch lugs each rated for 110 A. The enclosure dimensions are 12 inches by 12 inches by 4 inches. It includes pre-installed terminal blocks to facilitate the connection of three- and four-wire configurations, ensuring organized power distribution in industrial settings.
Verify that the required wire gauge matches the lug ratings of 125 A for the main input and 110 A for the branch outputs. Confirm the installation environment meets Type 1 indoor requirements. Ensure the physical space accommodates the 12x12x4 inch dimensions. Check local electrical codes for compliance with splitter box usage in your specific application context.
Select this model when a single high-amperage feed needs to be divided into lower-amperage branches without complex custom fabrication. The integrated terminals reduce assembly time compared to bare enclosures. Consider the steel construction for standard indoor durability. Evaluate if the 125 A main capacity aligns with the upstream supply protection device rating.
This component belongs to the Hoffman ASB series, which specializes in splitter boxes for electrical distribution. These units are part of Hoffman's broader portfolio of industrial enclosures and power management solutions provided by nVent. The series focuses on standardized, pre-assembled solutions for common power splitting tasks in commercial and industrial environments.
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