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The C20C24SS is a stainless steel consolet enclosure manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. It features a Type 12 rating and measures 20.00 inches in width, 24.00 inches in height, and 13.09 inches in depth. The unit is constructed from 304 stainless steel with a #4 smooth brushed finish on the cover and sides. It includes a sloped cover design that can be positioned on either side to provide 30- or 60-degree surface access. The seams are continuously welded and ground smooth, and the enclosure contains no pre-drilled holes or knockouts.
Verify the specific dimensional requirements against the 20x24x13.09 inch specifications before procurement. Confirm that the absence of pre-drilled holes or knockouts aligns with your installation needs, as modifications may require additional fabrication. Ensure the Type 12 rating meets the environmental protection standards required for the intended deployment location.
Select this model when a durable, corrosion-resistant enclosure is needed for indoor industrial applications. The sloped cover design offers flexibility in viewing angles and cable entry points. Consider the lack of pre-drilled openings if custom routing is planned. This unit is part of a series available in different heights, so verify compatibility with adjacent equipment if used in a rack system.
This component belongs to the nVent Hoffman C20 series of stainless steel consolets. These enclosures are designed for robust industrial use, offering Type 12 protection against dust, dripping non-corrosive liquids, and oil non-saturated coolants. The C20C24SS specifically utilizes 304 stainless steel, distinguishing it from carbon steel alternatives in terms of corrosion resistance and weight.
Check for other models in the C20 series with different heights (400, 500, or 700 mm) if volume constraints differ. Verify if alternative materials like carbon steel are acceptable if cost is a primary driver, noting the loss of stainless steel corrosion resistance.

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