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The Hoffman Enclosures ASG30X24X8NK is a NEMA Type 1 metallic pull box constructed from mild steel with a screw-on cover. It measures 30.00 inches in height, 24.00 inches in width, and 8.00 inches in depth. The enclosure features no knockouts and provides an IP30 rating. Designed for commercial and general industrial applications, it protects electrical wiring and components against dust and light splashing water while offering tamper-resistant security through its screw-fastened design.
Verify the specific dimensional requirements match the 30x24x8 inch footprint before procurement. Confirm that the absence of pre-drilled knockouts aligns with the installation plan, as field drilling will be necessary. Ensure the NEMA Type 1 rating is sufficient for the intended environment, as it does not provide protection against rain or hose-directed water. Check for compatibility with any required flush covers if surface mounting is not desired.
Select this model when a robust, tamper-resistant enclosure is needed for indoor commercial use. The mild steel material offers cost-effective durability compared to stainless steel options. Consider the lack of knockouts as a feature allowing custom entry points rather than a limitation. Ensure the 8-inch depth accommodates the wire fill and component volume required for the specific circuit configuration.
This part belongs to the Hoffman ASG series of galvanized steel enclosures designed for general purpose applications. The ASG line typically features screw covers for added security. Similar models in the series vary in dimensions but share the same NEMA Type 1 rating and mild steel construction. This specific size is optimized for larger wire pulls or junction needs in standard commercial infrastructure.
Direct substitutes include other Hoffman ASG series boxes with identical 30x24x8 dimensions and no knockouts. Verify that alternative manufacturers offer equivalent NEMA Type 1 ratings and mild steel construction. Ensure replacement units maintain the screw-cover mechanism for comparable security levels.

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