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The CCS2FEC15LG is a Compact Series 2 Flange Elbow Coupling manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. Constructed from aluminum and finished in light gray, this component features a 15-degree angle design intended for conduit routing applications. It is specifically engineered to fit 45x60mm conduit systems. The coupling serves as a critical interface element within industrial enclosure setups, facilitating directional changes in electrical pathways while maintaining structural integrity and compatibility with associated mounting hardware.
Verify the specific conduit diameter requirement of 45x60mm before procurement to ensure mechanical compatibility. Confirm that the application environment aligns with the aluminum construction properties. Cross-reference the part number CCS2FEC15LG with official nVent Hoffman documentation to validate its suitability for the intended Concept or CC series enclosure model. Ensure the 15-degree angle meets the spatial constraints of the installation site.
Select this coupling when a precise 15-degree conduit offset is required within a 45x60mm system. It is appropriate for use with Hoffman Concept, CC2000, and CC4000 enclosures. Consider the aluminum material composition for weight and corrosion resistance factors relative to the installation environment. Ensure the flange design matches the mating components in the assembly.
This component belongs to the Hoffman Compact Series 2 line of accessories. It functions as a specialized fitting rather than a primary enclosure body. The product is categorized under rack accessories and conduit fittings within the manufacturer's catalog. It supports the integration of Human Machine Interface (HMI) units into standardized industrial enclosure frameworks.
No public substitute part numbers are confirmed in available documentation. Verify compatibility with existing flange standards before attempting substitution.

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