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The ATC36R369 is a Type 3R T3-Box telephone cabinet manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. Constructed from galvanized steel with a polyester powder painted finish in ANSI 61 gray, it measures 36.00 inches in height and width, with a depth of 9.00 inches. The unit features a single door equipped with lift-off hinges and tamper-resistant quarter-turn latches that include a padlock hasp for security. It includes a 3/4-inch plywood backplate designed to facilitate the mounting of equipment.
Verify the specific NEMA rating requirement against the component's Type 3R designation to ensure suitability for outdoor exposure conditions. Confirm dimensional constraints match the installation site, specifically the 36x36x9 inch footprint. Ensure compatibility with existing mounting infrastructure for the included plywood backplate. Validate that the single-door configuration meets access requirements for the intended telecommunications hardware.
Select this model when outdoor protection against rain and sleet is required for telecommunications gear. The galvanized steel construction offers corrosion resistance suitable for harsh environments. Consider the single-door design for standard access needs. Verify that the 9-inch depth accommodates the depth of the installed circuit accessories and termination blocks without obstruction.
This component belongs to the T3-Box series of telephone cabinets designed for telecommunications infrastructure. It serves as a protective housing for critical network connection points. The Type 3R rating distinguishes it from indoor-only enclosures, making it appropriate for exterior wall mounting or pole attachment where weather resistance is mandatory for operational continuity.
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