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The Hoffman ATEX38P26 is a steel backplate designed for ZONEX ATEX-certified hazardous location enclosures. It fits models with dimensions of 380 x 260 mm. The panel measures 335 x 215 mm (13.16 x 8.44 inches). Constructed from 12-gauge steel, it features a white polyester powder coating or conductive corrosion-resistant finish. This accessory provides a secure mounting surface for internal components within certified enclosures.
Verify that the target enclosure model matches the required 380 x 260 mm dimensions to ensure proper fitment of the ATEX38P26 panel. Confirm whether the specific application requires the standard white polyester powder coating or the conductive corrosion-resistant variant, as both finishes are available for this part number. Ensure compatibility with existing mounting hardware furnished with the enclosure system.
Select the ATEX38P26 when retrofitting or building enclosures requiring certified hazardous location compliance. The 12-gauge steel construction offers robust mechanical protection for sensitive electronics. Choose this panel if the enclosure footprint corresponds to the 380 x 260 mm series. Consider the conductive coating option if grounding continuity or enhanced corrosion resistance is critical for the operational environment.
This component belongs to the nVent Hoffman ZONEX HL Series accessory line. It serves as an internal structural element rather than a standalone enclosure. The panel is engineered to integrate seamlessly with the broader ZONEX product family, maintaining the integrity of the hazardous location certification while providing necessary internal organization and component support.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are identified for this specific panel configuration.

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