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The Hoffman Enclosures ASE18X18X12 is a NEMA Type 1 pull box constructed from 16-gauge mild steel. It features an ANSI 61 gray polyester powder-coated finish and measures 18 inches in height, 18 inches in width, and 12 inches in depth. The enclosure includes knockouts and utilizes a screw cover design with unique keyhole slots for tool-free removal. It is rated UL 50/50E and CUL, suitable for commercial or general-purpose indoor applications.
Verify that the specific order includes the necessary accessories for your application, such as flush covers if a flush mount is required. Confirm that the standard knockout configuration meets your cable entry needs. Ensure compatibility with local electrical codes regarding UL 50/50E and CUL ratings for the intended installation environment.
Select this model for indoor environments where basic environmental protection against falling objects and limited ingress of water is sufficient. The 18x18x12 dimensions provide ample space for wire pulling and junction tasks. Consider the 16-gauge steel construction for structural integrity in commercial settings.
This part belongs to the Hoffman ASE series of pull boxes designed for commercial use. It is distinct from sealed or outdoor-rated enclosures, focusing on general-purpose indoor utility. The series offers various sizes, with this specific model providing a mid-range volume for standard electrical distribution tasks.
Direct substitutes include other NEMA Type 1 steel pull boxes with identical internal dimensions (18x18x12) and 16-gauge construction. Verify that alternative models also feature UL 50/50E listing and compatible knockout patterns to ensure seamless integration into existing systems.

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