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The Hoffman Enclosures CP4242 is a steel backplate designed for use with 42 x 42 inch CONCEPT series enclosures. Constructed from 12-gauge (approximately 2.7mm) steel, the component features a white painted finish to resist corrosion and provide a clean aesthetic. It serves as a mounting surface for internal electrical components within industrial control environments.
Verify compatibility with specific CONCEPT series enclosure models before purchase. Confirm that the 12-gauge steel thickness meets mechanical load requirements. Ensure the white painted finish aligns with environmental protection standards for the intended installation site. Check for any regional certification requirements such as UL or NEMA compliance for the complete assembly.
Select this backplate when retrofitting or building 42 x 42 inch CONCEPT enclosures. The 12-gauge steel offers robust support for heavy components. The white finish is suitable for general industrial applications. Consider accessory kits for mounting hardware if not included. Verify dimensional tolerances against existing panel layouts.
This part belongs to the nVent Hoffman CONCEPT series, a line of modular industrial enclosures. The CP4242 functions as a replacement or new-build component for the rear structure. It complements other accessories like plinths and doors within the same product family.
No direct substitute part numbers are publicly documented for this specific backplate configuration.

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