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The ASE10X8X4NK is a metallic pull box enclosure manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. It features a steel construction with a gray painted finish and includes a solid screw-on cover. The overall dimensions are 10.00 inches in height, 8.00 inches in width, and 4.00 inches in depth (254.00mm x 203.00mm x 102.00mm). The unit weighs approximately 5.4 lb and has a body thickness of 1.52 inches. It carries NEMA Type 1 and IP30 ratings, suitable for general indoor use.
Verify the specific NEMA rating requirements against the IP30 classification to ensure suitability for the intended environment. Confirm that the steel material and gray paint finish meet project specifications. Check for any required accessories such as knockouts or mounting hardware not included in the standard assembly. Ensure the physical dimensions fit within the designated installation space.
Select this model when a compact, steel enclosure with NEMA Type 1 protection is required for indoor applications. The 10x8x4 inch size offers moderate volume for wire pulling and splicing. Consider the weight and mounting method during installation planning. Verify that the screw-on cover mechanism aligns with maintenance access preferences compared to hinged alternatives.
This component belongs to the A90P1 series of pull boxes designed for general industrial environments. It serves as a junction point for electrical circuits where basic protection from dust and falling objects is sufficient. The product line emphasizes cost-effective solutions for standard indoor installations without specialized sealing or high-impact resistance requirements.
Cross-reference dimensions and mounting hole patterns when substituting. Ensure the replacement maintains NEMA Type 1 compliance if environmental exposure remains unchanged. Verify material compatibility and finish durability match original specifications.

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