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The CP2014G is a conductive sub-panel designed for use with nVent Hoffman CONCEPT series enclosures. Constructed from 14-gauge steel, it features a conductive finish to support grounding requirements. The panel dimensions are approximately 18.2 inches in height and 14.2 inches in width, providing a mounting surface compatible with the larger footprint of CONCEPT enclosures compared to standard NEMA sizes.
Verify compatibility with specific CONCEPT enclosure models before procurement. Confirm that the conductive finish meets project grounding specifications. Ensure the 14-gauge steel thickness aligns with mechanical load requirements. Check for any required accessories or mounting hardware not included with the panel.
Select this panel when using CONCEPT series enclosures requiring a conductive internal mounting surface. It is suitable for applications needing robust steel construction for heavy equipment. Consider the larger dimensions relative to standard NEMA panels to ensure proper fit within the enclosure chassis.
This component belongs to the nVent Hoffman CONCEPT family of industrial enclosures. These systems utilize taller and wider panels than traditional NEMA equivalents. The CP2014G serves as an internal accessory to facilitate equipment mounting and grounding within these specialized enclosure structures.
Ensure substitute parts match the 14-gauge steel specification and conductive finish. Verify dimensional compatibility with the target CONCEPT enclosure model. Generic NEMA-sized panels may not fit due to the unique CONCEPT dimensions.

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