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The CP1210 is a steel backplate designed for nVent Hoffman CONCEPT series wall-mount enclosures. It measures 259 mm in height and 208 mm in width (approximately 10.2 x 8.2 inches). Constructed from 14-gauge steel, the panel features a painted finish. This component serves as a mounting surface for internal electrical components within compatible enclosure frames.
Verify that the target enclosure belongs to the CONCEPT series and matches the 12 x 10 inch dimensions before procurement. Confirm that the required gauge is 14 and the finish type aligns with project specifications. Ensure compatibility with existing mounting hardware standards used in the specific enclosure model.
Select this part only when using a 12 x 10 inch CONCEPT enclosure frame. The 14-gauge steel construction provides standard durability for indoor or protected outdoor environments. Verify that the painted finish meets environmental requirements. Do not use with non-CONCEPT series frames due to dimensional mismatches.
This backplate is part of the nVent Hoffman CONCEPT line, which offers modular wall-mount solutions. It replaces generic backplates by ensuring precise fitment for 12 x 10 inch models. The component integrates into a broader ecosystem of CONCEPT accessories, including doors, bases, and mounting rails, allowing for standardized panel builds.
No direct substitute part numbers are publicly confirmed for this specific backplate. Generic steel panels may fit but will lack guaranteed alignment with CONCEPT mounting holes. Verify exact dimensional tolerance if considering alternative sources.

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