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The AXD341424SS is a Sequestr Low-Amp External Disconnect Enclosure manufactured by nVent Hoffman. Constructed from 304 stainless steel, it provides NEMA Type 4X protection for electrical systems. The unit features a free-standing or floor-mount design with dimensions of 34.45 inches in height, 14 inches in width, and 24.13 inches in depth. It is engineered to isolate disconnects, thereby increasing system safety during maintenance applications.
Verify the specific manufacturer designation, as this component is often listed under nVent Hoffman rather than solely Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. Confirm that the 304 stainless steel material specification matches project requirements for corrosion resistance. Ensure the NEMA Type 4X rating is sufficient for the intended environmental exposure conditions before finalizing procurement orders.
Select this model when high-corrosion resistance and robust physical protection are required for outdoor or harsh industrial environments. The floor-mount configuration necessitates adequate structural support and floor space. Verify that the internal volume accommodates the specific disconnect hardware and wiring requirements for the low-amp application scope.
This enclosure belongs to the Sequestr Low-Amp series, designed specifically for isolating disconnects to enhance maintenance safety. It serves as a protective housing for electrical components in power distribution networks. The product line emphasizes durability through stainless steel construction and comprehensive weather sealing capabilities.
Cross-reference part number 38273 as an alternative identifier. Verify dimensional compatibility if substituting with other floor-mount disconnect enclosures. Ensure replacement units maintain the same NEMA Type 4X rating and stainless steel material specifications.

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