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The Hoffman Enclosures Inc. AST3223R is a Type 1 Splitter Trough designed for indoor electrical power distribution. Constructed from 14/16 gauge steel with an ANSI 61 gray polyester powder paint finish, this unit measures 36 inches in length, 8.25 inches in width, and 4.5 inches in height. It supports three-wire systems with a 225-amp rating and accommodates conductors ranging from 6 AWG to 300 kcmil. The enclosure features pre-installed terminal blocks, a single-point ground lug, hinged covers, and various side knockouts for flexible wiring configurations.
Verify that the specific order includes the lid, as some listings distinguish between the trough unit and the complete assembly with lid. Confirm the NEMA Type 1 rating aligns with indoor environmental requirements. Ensure the 225-amp capacity and conductor range (6 AWG to 300 kcmil) match the project's electrical load specifications before finalizing procurement.
Select this model when a dedicated splitter trough is required for splitting feeders into branches within an indoor environment. The 36-inch length provides ample space for standard wire management. Verify compatibility with existing cabinet structures if used as part of a larger assembly. The steel construction and gray finish offer durability suitable for general industrial applications.
This component belongs to the Hoffman AST series of junction boxes and splitter troughs. These units are specifically engineered to facilitate the transition from main feeder lines to individual branch circuits. The series typically offers various lengths and wire configurations to accommodate different electrical panel layouts and load distribution needs.
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