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The nVent Hoffman BDR3580 is a DIN rail terminal box designed for electrical enclosures. It measures 800 mm in height, with overall dimensions of 0.3 inches in width, 1.38 inches in depth, and 30.98 inches in height. Constructed from galvanized mild steel, this component provides a durable mounting solution. The unit includes pre-cut DIN rails to facilitate immediate installation within compatible terminal boxes.
Verify that the target terminal box dimensions match the required 800 mm height specification. Confirm material compatibility requirements for galvanized steel in the intended environment. Ensure the included DIN rail length and configuration meet the specific mounting needs of the project. Cross-reference part numbers with official nVent Hoffman documentation to confirm current availability and specifications.
Select this model when an 800 mm high terminal box requires integrated DIN rail mounting. The galvanized steel construction offers corrosion resistance suitable for general industrial environments. Consider the fixed dimensions of 0.3 inches width and 1.38 inches depth when planning internal enclosure layout. This unit is intended for use with compatible Hoffman terminal boxes rather than standalone applications.
This component belongs to the nVent Hoffman BDR series of DIN rail assemblies. These units are engineered to simplify the procurement and installation process by providing pre-sized rails. The BDR3580 variant is specifically tailored for larger terminal boxes requiring extended vertical mounting space for electrical components.

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