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The Hoffman ASE10X8X6 is a Type 1 screw-cover pull box constructed from 16-gauge mild steel. It measures 10 inches in height, 8 inches in width, and 6 inches in depth. The enclosure features a polyester powder-coated finish in ANSI 61 gray. It provides NEMA Type 1 and IP30 protection ratings for indoor commercial or general-purpose applications. The unit includes knockouts and utilizes unique keyhole screw slots in the flat, removable cover for secure fastening.
Verify the specific configuration upon ordering, as this model designation typically includes knockouts. Confirm that the required mounting style matches the application, noting that flush installation may require separate flush covers. Ensure the voltage and current ratings of connected components are compatible with the enclosure's internal space. Check for any regional certification requirements such as UL or CUL listing if applicable to the final assembly.
Select this model when a standard indoor pull box with pre-drilled knockouts is required. The 10x8x6 dimensions provide adequate volume for wire splicing and routing in compact spaces. Consider the 16-gauge steel thickness for structural rigidity in non-harsh environments. This series is appropriate where NEMA Type 1 protection suffices and aesthetic integration via flush mounting is desired.
This component belongs to the nVent Hoffman ASE series of screw-cover enclosures. These units are designed for straightforward indoor electrical distribution tasks. The series offers various sizes and configurations, including options with or without knockouts. They are widely used in commercial buildings and light industrial settings for organizing electrical connections.
The Hoffman ASE10X8X6NK is a variant without knockouts. Verify if the presence of knockouts is strictly necessary for the installation. Other models in the ASE series offer different dimensions but share similar construction features.

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