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The CBP165 is a bottom plate manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc., designed for use with compatible enclosure systems. Constructed from zinc-plated steel, this component measures 31.5 inches by 31.5 inches (800mm x 800mm). It serves as a foundational mounting surface within the nVent Hoffman product line, providing structural support and grounding continuity for internal equipment installation.
Verify compatibility with specific enclosure models before purchase. Confirm dimensional requirements match the intended application. Ensure material specifications meet environmental conditions. Check for required accessories such as grommets or standoffs. Validate part number against official manufacturer documentation.
Select based on enclosure frame dimensions and load requirements. Consider environmental factors affecting zinc plating integrity. Evaluate space constraints for internal component layout. Ensure compatibility with existing mounting hardware standards.
This bottom plate belongs to the nVent Hoffman series of enclosure accessories. It complements wall-mounted and floor-standing enclosure designs. The component supports modular assembly practices common in industrial control applications. It is part of a broader ecosystem of standardized enclosure solutions.
No direct substitute part numbers are publicly confirmed for this specific model. Verify dimensional equivalence if considering alternative manufacturers. Ensure material composition matches original specifications for proper integration.

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