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The Hoffman Enclosures CP3048G is a floor-standing enclosure constructed from cold-rolled steel with a gray powder-coat finish. It features a hinged door with a quarter-turn latch mechanism and includes mounting rails for equipment installation. The unit provides IP54 protection against dust and water jets, ensuring environmental sealing for indoor industrial applications. Dimensions are 30 inches wide by 48 inches high with a depth of 12 inches.
Verify the specific part number suffixes to confirm exact dimensions, finish color, and hardware configurations. Ensure the selected model meets the required ingress protection rating for the intended installation environment. Confirm that the enclosure thickness and material specifications align with structural load requirements. Check for included accessories such as mounting rails or knockouts before finalizing procurement.
Select this model based on the required internal volume and external footprint constraints. Verify that the IP54 rating suffices for the ambient conditions where the enclosure will be deployed. Consider the weight capacity of the mounting surface if the enclosure is to be installed in a fixed position. Ensure compatibility with existing electrical components regarding rail spacing and mounting hole patterns.
This model belongs to the Hoffman CP series of floor-standing enclosures designed for general industrial use. The series offers standardized dimensions to facilitate consistent layout planning across multiple installations. These units are typically used in environments requiring robust physical protection for sensitive electronic or electrical components without exposure to harsh outdoor elements.
When replacing an existing unit, verify that the new enclosure matches the original height, width, and depth to ensure fit within the designated space. Confirm that the door swing direction and latch mechanism are compatible with surrounding infrastructure. Check that the mounting rail configuration supports the same equipment types as the previous installation.

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