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The Hoffman Enclosures ASG18X18X6 is a galvanized steel pull box designed for commercial and industrial electrical applications. It features a Type 1 rating, suitable for indoor use to protect against falling objects and limited amounts of falling liquid dust. The enclosure measures 18 inches in height, 18 inches in width, and 6 inches in depth. It utilizes a screw-cover design for access. The unit weighs approximately 18.84 pounds and includes knockouts for cable entry.
Verify the specific knockout configuration required for your installation, as standard units may include pre-punched openings. Confirm that the galvanized steel material meets corrosion resistance requirements for the intended indoor environment. Ensure the 18x18x6 dimensions fit within the designated mounting space. Check for UL 50/50E and CUL listing compliance if regulatory adherence is mandatory for the project.
Select this model when an indoor, Type 1 rated enclosure is necessary for managing electrical connections. The galvanized steel construction offers durability for general industrial environments. Consider the 6-inch depth for adequate wire bending radius and component placement. This screw-cover variant is appropriate where frequent access is not required compared to hinged alternatives.
This part belongs to the Hoffman ASG series of Screw-Cover enclosures. These units are standardized NEMA 1 boxes widely used in North American electrical infrastructure. The ASG series provides a cost-effective solution for basic indoor protection needs, distinguishing itself from weather-resistant outdoor models through its Type 1 rating and galvanized finish.
The ASG18X18X6NK is a confirmed substitute part number representing the same specifications with explicit knockout inclusion. Verify that any replacement maintains the 18x18x6 nominal dimensions and Type 1 rating to ensure compatibility with existing mounting structures and environmental protections.
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