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The ATC36366F is a single-door telephone cabinet manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. It features a NEMA Type 1 rating and measures 36 inches in height, 36 inches in width, and 6 inches in depth. Constructed from steel with a gray finish, the unit supports both flush and surface mounting configurations. The door includes a continuous hinge, tumbler latch, and keylock mechanism. A 3/4-inch plywood backplate is included to facilitate equipment mounting.
Verify the specific manufacturer part number ATC36366F against official nVent Hoffman documentation to confirm current availability and standard lead times. Ensure the required mounting configuration (flush or surface) aligns with site specifications before ordering. Confirm that the included plywood backplate meets structural requirements for the intended load. Cross-reference compatibility with existing termination hardware.
Select this model for indoor applications requiring NEMA Type 1 protection for telecommunications gear. The 6-inch depth accommodates standard cross-connect blocks and patch panels. Consider the continuous hinge design for durability during frequent access. Verify wall structure integrity for flush mounting loads. Ensure keylock requirements match facility security protocols.
This product belongs to the Hoffman Telephone Cabinet series designed for telecom infrastructure. It provides basic environmental protection for sensitive electronic connections. The series typically offers standardized dimensions to fit common rack or wall layouts. It serves as a foundational enclosure for organizing voice and data cabling in commercial buildings.
Consult official nVent Hoffman substitution guides for verified equivalent models. Ensure replacement units maintain identical NEMA ratings and dimensional constraints. Verify that mounting hole patterns and backplate specifications remain compatible with existing installations.
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