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The CEAS10 is a sealing plug manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. It is constructed from polyamide material and is designed to seal unused knockouts or cable entries in enclosures. This component ensures environmental protection by preventing the ingress of dust and moisture into the enclosure interior.
Verify compatibility with specific enclosure models and knockout sizes before procurement. Confirm that the polyamide material meets required environmental ratings for the intended installation environment. Ensure the part number corresponds to the correct sealing plug specification for the target Hoffman enclosure series.
Select this component when an enclosure requires sealing for unused access points. The polyamide construction offers resistance to common industrial chemicals. Verify that the plug dimensions match the specific knockout diameter of the target enclosure model to ensure a secure fit.
This item belongs to the Hoffman Enclosures accessory line, specifically categorized as a sealing plug. It complements the company's range of metal enclosures by providing necessary environmental sealing solutions for installations requiring IP-rated protection.

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