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The Hoffman Enclosures ATC36306F is a Type 1 telephone cabinet constructed from galvanized steel with a polyester powder-coated gray finish. It measures 36.00 inches in height, 30.00 inches in width, and 6.00 inches in depth. The unit features a continuous hinge door equipped with a tumbler latch and keylock for secure access. Designed for flush or surface mounting, it includes a 3/4-inch plywood backplate to facilitate equipment installation.
Verify the specific manufacturer designation, as nVent acquired Hoffman Enclosures. Confirm that the required documentation aligns with current nVent product specifications rather than legacy Hoffman branding. Ensure the ordering suffix matches the exact physical dimensions and mounting configuration required for the installation site.
Select this model when a Type 1 rated enclosure is required for indoor use. The 6-inch depth accommodates standard telecommunication modules. Verify that the wall structure supports either flush or surface mounting methods. The included plywood backplate simplifies initial setup compared to units requiring separate panel fabrication.
This component belongs to the ATC series of telephone cabinets designed by Hoffman Enclosures, now part of nVent. These units are engineered for protecting sensitive communication hardware from dust and falling dirt in controlled environments. The series provides standardized dimensions for consistent rack planning.
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