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The Hoffman Enclosures ASE24X24X12 is a NEMA Type 1 pull box constructed from mild steel with a painted gray finish. It features a screw-on cover and includes various sizes of easy-to-remove concentric knockouts on all four sides for cable entry. The enclosure measures 24 inches in height, 24 inches in width, and 12 inches in depth. It is designed for general indoor electrical applications requiring basic environmental protection.
Verify the specific knockout configuration required for your installation, as this model includes various sizes on all four sides. Confirm that the NEMA Type 1 rating meets the environmental requirements of the deployment site, as it offers protection against falling objects but not against water or dust ingress. Ensure compatibility with existing mounting hardware and conduit entries.
Select this model when a standard-sized, indoor-rated steel enclosure is needed for wire management. It is suitable for environments free from excessive moisture, dust, or corrosive agents. Consider alternative ratings such as NEMA 3R or 4X if outdoor exposure or washdown conditions are anticipated. Verify internal space requirements for components before finalizing selection.
This part belongs to the Hoffman standard line of electrical enclosures manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc., now part of nVent. These products are widely used in industrial automation, energy, and data center infrastructure to protect electrical components. The brand is recognized for providing robust physical infrastructure solutions for diverse commercial and industrial sectors.
No direct public substitute part numbers are confirmed in the provided documentation. Users should verify dimensional compatibility and knockout patterns when considering alternatives from other manufacturers.

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