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The AU84X4018BSSLP is a freestanding electrical enclosure manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. It features a stainless steel construction with a brushed finish and measures 84 inches in height, 40 inches in width, and 18 inches in depth. The unit is rated NEMA 4X and IP66, providing protection against corrosion, water, and dust ingress. It includes a single door design with a gasketed seal to maintain environmental integrity. The enclosure is designed for industrial applications requiring high durability and hygiene standards.
Verify the specific stainless steel grade (typically 304 or 316) required for your corrosive environment before ordering. Confirm that the internal mounting rail configuration matches your component layout. Ensure the door hinge orientation meets your installation space constraints. Check for any local regulatory certifications required for your specific industry sector.
Select this model when standard galvanized steel enclosures fail due to chemical exposure or washdown requirements. Compare dimensions against available floor space and ceiling height. Consider the weight of the empty enclosure for structural support needs. Evaluate if additional internal accessories like DIN rails or heaters are needed for proper component operation.
This part belongs to the Hoffman Stainless Steel Freestanding Enclosure series. It is designed as a robust alternative to aluminum or painted steel units. The series emphasizes longevity in aggressive environments. It complements other Hoffman products like wall-mount boxes and sub-panels for complete system integration.
Direct replacements may include models from Hammond Manufacturing's Waterfall series or Rittal's stainless steel range. Verify dimensional compatibility and NEMA/IP ratings match exactly. Ensure mounting hole patterns align if retrofitting into existing structures.

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