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The Hoffman Enclosures CDSC36268 is a CONCEPT™ wall-mount disconnect enclosure constructed from mild steel with a polyester powder-coated finish in ANSI 61 gray. It measures 36 inches in height, 26 inches in width, and 8 inches in depth. The unit features a single door with hidden hinges and a keyed handle for closure. It provides NEMA Type 4, 12, and 13 ratings along with IP66 protection. The enclosure includes an integrated tool-to-open handle and accepts major brand disconnect switches and circuit breakers.
Verify that the required disconnect switch or circuit breaker dimensions fit within the internal cutout specifications before ordering. Confirm that the NEMA Type 4 rating meets the specific environmental exposure requirements of the installation site. Ensure compatibility with the included integrated tool-to-open handle mechanism for operational safety compliance.
Select this model when a wall-mount solution with high ingress protection is required for disconnect applications. The 36x26x8 inch size accommodates standard industrial switching devices. Consider the integrated handle feature if visual status confirmation is critical. Verify that the mild steel construction and gray powder coat are suitable for the ambient conditions.
This component belongs to the Hoffman CONCEPT™ series of disconnect enclosures designed for industrial electrical protection. The series emphasizes safety through visual indication and robust construction. The CDSC36268 specifically addresses needs for Type 4 rated wall-mount installations where liquid ingress must be prevented while maintaining easy access for maintenance.
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