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The Hoffman Enclosures CP4836G is a conductive steel panel designed for use with 48.00 x 36.00 inch CONCEPT™ disconnect enclosures. It measures 46.20 inches in height and 34.20 inches in width, constructed from 12-gauge mild steel with a galvanized finish. This component serves as an internal mounting surface, offering structural support for electrical components within industrial enclosure systems.
Verify the specific gauge requirement (12 vs 14) against your enclosure model, as variations exist within the CONCEPT series. Confirm that the galvanized finish meets your environmental protection standards. Ensure the panel dimensions align precisely with the intended 48x36 inch enclosure footprint to guarantee proper fitment and mounting hole alignment.
Select this part when a conductive, heavy-duty steel panel is required for large CONCEPT enclosures. The 12-gauge thickness provides robust structural integrity compared to lighter alternatives. Consider the galvanized finish if the installation environment requires enhanced corrosion resistance without additional painting.
This panel belongs to the Hoffman CONCEPT family of enclosure accessories. It is engineered specifically for the H48xW36 size category, providing a standardized solution for internal component mounting. The design ensures compatibility with standard NEMA-style mounting practices while accommodating the larger dimensions of the CONCEPT series.
Direct substitutes include other 12-gauge galvanized steel panels explicitly rated for 48x36 inch CONCEPT enclosures. Verify dimensional accuracy and conductive properties when considering alternative manufacturers. Generic panels may lack the precise hole patterns or material specifications required for secure mounting.

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