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The ASG30X24X6 is a NEMA Type 1 screw cover enclosure manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. Constructed from galvanized steel, it features pre-drilled knockouts for cable entry. The unit measures 30 inches in length, 24 inches in width, and 6 inches in depth (762mm x 609.6mm x 152.4mm). It is designed for commercial or general-purpose indoor applications where protection against falling dirt is required.
Verify the specific knockout configuration required for your application, as standard units come with pre-drilled options. Confirm that the galvanized steel material meets environmental requirements for the installation site. Ensure the 30x24x6 dimensions fit the designated mounting space. Check compatibility with any additional accessories such as flush covers if specified for the project.
Select this model when a NEMA Type 1 rating is sufficient for the environment. The galvanized steel offers durability for indoor commercial settings. Consider the 6-inch depth for component clearance. Verify that the screw cover mechanism aligns with maintenance access preferences compared to hinged alternatives.
This part belongs to the Hoffman NEMA 1 Screw Cover series, designed for basic indoor protection. It complements other Hoffman enclosures and accessories like flush covers and doors. The series provides standardized dimensions for easy integration into commercial electrical systems requiring simple, cost-effective housing solutions.
Direct substitutes include equivalent NEMA 1 galvanized steel enclosures of identical 30x24x6 dimensions from compatible manufacturers. Ensure replacement parts maintain the same knockout pattern and mounting hole specifications to avoid modification during installation.
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