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The CPFP4050 is a replacement front plate manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc., designed for the CONCEPT C2 series of Human Machine Interface (HMI) enclosures. Constructed from aluminum with a gray polyester powder paint finish, this component serves as a blank front cover. It is engineered to fit enclosures with specific dimensions: a height of 400.0 mm and a width of 500.0 mm. The panel dimensions are specified as 15.75 inches in height by 19.68 inches in width. This part is categorized under rack accessories and enclosure cover plates.
Verify that the target enclosure belongs to the Hoffman CONCEPT C2 series before procurement. Confirm that the existing enclosure dimensions match the required 400.0 mm height and 500.0 mm width specifications. Ensure the application requires a blank front plate rather than a door or window assembly. Cross-reference the manufacturer part number CPFP4050 with official nVent Hoffman documentation to confirm compatibility with the specific unit model.
Select this part only when replacing a damaged or missing front plate on a compatible CONCEPT C2 HMI enclosure. The material is aluminum, which may differ from steel alternatives used in other Hoffman lines. Verify the finish requirement matches the existing enclosure aesthetic. This component is strictly a front plate and does not include hinges or locking mechanisms typically found on full doors.
This component is part of the Hoffman CONCEPT line of industrial enclosures, specifically designated for Human Machine Interface applications. It falls under the category of rack accessories and replacement parts. The product is identified by the UNSPSC code 39121300. It is distributed through various industrial supply channels including DigiKey and WESCO.
Official substitute part numbers are not explicitly listed in the provided source data. Users should verify compatibility with the original equipment manufacturer's documentation for the specific CONCEPT C2 enclosure model being serviced.

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