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The Hoffman ATEX382616SS63 is a stainless steel enclosure designed for hazardous area installations. It features a rectangular form factor with dimensions of 38 inches in height, 26 inches in width, and 16 inches in depth. The unit is constructed from SS304 stainless steel to provide robust corrosion resistance and structural integrity. It includes a hinged door with a quarter-turn fastener mechanism for secure access. The enclosure is rated for use in Class I, Division 1 and 2 hazardous locations containing gases or vapors, as well as Class II, Division 1 and 2 locations involving combustible dusts.
Verify that the specific hazardous zone classification (Class/Division) matches the installation site requirements. Confirm that the enclosure size accommodates all internal components and wiring space needs. Ensure compliance with local electrical codes and ATEX or NEC standards applicable to the deployment region before finalizing procurement.
Select this model when stainless steel construction is required for harsh environmental conditions or strict hygiene standards. Consider the external dimensions carefully to ensure fit within the designated panel or wall space. Evaluate the need for additional accessories such as internal mounting rails or cable glands compatible with the enclosure's entry points.
This component belongs to the Hoffman ATEX series of enclosures, which are specifically engineered for hazardous location applications. The series provides various sizes and materials to meet different industrial safety requirements. The ATEX designation indicates compliance with standards for equipment used in explosive atmospheres, ensuring safe operation in potentially dangerous environments.
Direct replacements must match the hazardous area rating and physical dimensions. Verify that any substitute part maintains the same IP rating and material specifications to ensure equivalent protection levels and durability in the intended application.

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