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The ASE24X24X6SSNK is a stainless steel pull box manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. It features dimensions of 24 x 24 x 6 inches (610 x 610 x 152 mm). The enclosure is constructed with a 14-gauge body and a 12-gauge cover. It provides NEMA 3, 4, 12, 4X, and 3R ratings, along with an IP66 protection level. The unit includes a single door design.
Verify the specific gauge requirements for both the body and cover material to ensure compatibility with project specifications. Confirm that the single-door configuration meets access needs. Check for any required accessories such as hinges or latches if not included in the standard assembly. Ensure the stainless steel grade matches environmental exposure criteria.
Select this model when a compact, highly protected enclosure is needed for cable pulling or splicing. The 24x24 inch footprint offers sufficient space for moderate cable volumes. The 6-inch depth is suitable for standard conduit entries. Consider the stainless steel construction for longevity in wet or chemically aggressive settings where carbon steel would degrade.
This component belongs to the Hoffman Enclosures pull box series. It is designed for industrial use where durability and environmental sealing are critical. The stainless steel variant distinguishes it from painted steel counterparts, offering superior resistance to rust and chemical exposure. It serves as a junction point for electrical wiring systems.
No direct substitute part numbers are publicly confirmed in the provided documentation. Verify dimensional compatibility if replacing with similar models from other manufacturers. Ensure the replacement maintains the same NEMA and IP ratings.
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