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The Hoffman C12C12SS is a stainless steel consolet enclosure constructed from Type 304 stainless steel. It features a sloped front design with dimensions of 12 inches in length, 12 inches in width, and 9.09 inches in depth. The unit provides NEMA 12 and IP65 protection ratings, ensuring resistance to dust, dirt, and dripping non-corrosive liquids. The enclosure includes a #4 smooth brushed finish on the cover and sides. Seams are continuously welded and ground smooth for durability. It offers versatile mounting options, allowing positioning on either side to provide 30- or 60-degree surface access for control devices.
Verify that the specific order matches the Type 304 stainless steel construction and NEMA 12/IP65 rating requirements. Confirm dimensional compatibility with the 12x12x9.09 inch footprint. Ensure the installation environment aligns with the enclosure's protection against dust and dripping non-corrosive liquids. Check for any specific mounting hardware needs as the unit arrives with no holes or knockouts.
Select this model when a durable, corrosion-resistant enclosure is needed for control panels requiring angled operator access. The Type 304 stainless steel construction suits harsh industrial settings better than standard steel alternatives. The lack of pre-drilled knockouts allows for custom modification based on specific device layouts. Consider the 30- or 60-degree slope requirement to determine optimal positioning during installation.
This component belongs to the nVent HOFFMAN Consolet series, designed for mounting small control or instrumentation devices. The series emphasizes adaptability, allowing units to be positioned for various access angles. The C12C12SS variant specifically utilizes stainless steel for enhanced durability and environmental protection compared to standard mild steel counterparts in the same form factor.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers were not identified in the provided documentation. Verify compatibility with existing mounting structures if replacing similar enclosures. Ensure replacement units maintain the required NEMA 12/IP65 rating and stainless steel material specifications.

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