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The ATC36306S is a wall-mount enclosure manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc., part of the Eclipse series. Constructed from steel with a stainless steel finish, it features a slope top design to facilitate water runoff. The unit measures 36 inches in width, 30 inches in height, and 6 inches in depth. It includes a hinged door for component access and is designed for indoor or protected outdoor environments. The enclosure provides structural protection for electronic components while maintaining a compact footprint suitable for panel mounting or wall installation.
Verify the specific finish requirements against project specifications, as the stainless steel finish may differ from standard painted options. Confirm dimensional clearances for internal component layout prior to ordering. Check current supply status through authorized distributors, as availability may vary. Ensure mounting hardware compatibility with existing infrastructure. Review environmental ratings if exposure to harsh conditions is anticipated.
Select this model when a durable, weather-resistant enclosure with a sloped top is required for wall-mounted applications. The 6-inch depth offers sufficient space for moderate component density without excessive footprint. Consider the stainless steel finish for enhanced corrosion resistance compared to standard painted steel. Evaluate internal layout needs against the 36x30 inch faceplate area. Compare with other Eclipse series models if different depths or materials are needed.
This part belongs to the Hoffman Eclipse series, known for robust steel enclosures. The ATC prefix typically denotes an aluminum or steel wall-mount enclosure with specific features. The 36306 suffix indicates the 36x30x6 dimension code. This series is widely used in industrial settings requiring reliable protection for sensitive electronics.
Direct substitutes may include other Eclipse series enclosures with identical dimensions but different finishes, such as painted steel variants like ATC36306W. Verify that any replacement maintains the slope top feature and hinge orientation. Cross-reference with Hammond Manufacturing equivalents if Hoffman parts are unavailable, ensuring dimensional and material compatibility.

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