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The nVent Hoffman ASB223R is a Type 1 splitter box designed for indoor use, constructed from steel with a gray polyester powder paint finish. It features dimensions of 16 inches in height, 16 inches in width, and 5 inches in depth. The unit supports a 225-ampere main lug rating and includes three branch lugs rated at 175 amperes each. It operates at 600 volts AC and is configured for three-wire systems. The enclosure utilizes standard hinges and a pull latch mechanism.
Verify the specific voltage and wire configuration requirements against the official datasheet before procurement. Confirm that the 225A main and 175A branch ratings align with the intended load calculations. Ensure the installation environment meets the Type 1 indoor protection standards specified by the manufacturer.
Select this model when a Type 1 indoor enclosure is required for splitting feeders in a three-wire system. Consider the 16x16x5 inch footprint for space constraints. Verify compatibility with existing busbar or terminal block setups if modifications are needed beyond the pre-installed components.
This component belongs to the S90B series of splitter boxes manufactured by nVent Hoffman. It is part of a line of steel enclosures designed for indoor electrical distribution tasks. The series typically offers various sizes and ratings to accommodate different feeder and branch circuit requirements within industrial and commercial settings.
Check for updated nVent Hoffman part numbers as product lines evolve. Ensure any substitute maintains the same Type 1 rating, 225A main capacity, and physical dimensions for direct replacement.

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