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The CDSC423812LG is a CONCEPT Steel Disconnect Enclosure manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. It features a Type 4 rating and measures 42 inches in height, 38 inches in width, and 12 inches in depth. Constructed from mild steel with a light gray finish (RAL 7035), the unit includes a three-point latch with a handle. The design incorporates continuously welded and ground smooth seams, along with an external-formed 90-degree body flange to direct liquids away from the enclosure interior.
Verify that the required NEMA Type 4 rating aligns with the environmental conditions of the installation site. Confirm that the physical dimensions of 42 x 38 x 12 inches fit the designated mounting area. Ensure compatibility with the specified mild steel material and light gray finish for aesthetic or corrosion requirements. Check that the three-point latch with handle meets security protocols. Validate that bonding and grounding provisions satisfy local electrical codes.
Select this model when a robust, wall-mounted disconnect enclosure is required for industrial environments. The Type 4 rating makes it suitable for locations exposed to water and dust. The specific dimensions accommodate larger disconnect switches or control assemblies. Consider the steel construction for durability and the included grounding features for safety compliance. This unit is designed for applications requiring high ingress protection and mechanical strength.
This component belongs to the Hoffman CONCEPT series of disconnect enclosures. The series is characterized by heavy-duty steel construction and specialized latching mechanisms. The CDSC423812LG variant specifically addresses needs for larger footprint installations requiring Type 4 protection. It is part of Hoffman's broader portfolio of industrial electrical housing solutions.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Verify dimensional compatibility if considering alternative brands. Ensure any replacement maintains the Type 4 rating and steel construction. Check latch type and grounding provisions against original specifications.

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