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The nVent Hoffman CPMK12 is a pole mounting kit designed for CONCEPT, Networking, and wall-mount enclosures. It accommodates poles with diameters ranging from 3 inches (76 mm) to 12 inches (305 mm). The kit includes two mounting channels and straps suitable for various pole shapes and sizes. Available in mild steel with powder coating or stainless steel finishes, it supports enclosures with a width of 12.00 inches.
Verify the specific finish required, as the CPMK12 designation may refer to either mild steel powder-coated gray or stainless steel variants depending on the suffix or distributor listing. Confirm compatibility with the target enclosure model, particularly ensuring the enclosure width matches the 12-inch specification. Check if additional hardware such as bolts or nuts is included or requires separate procurement based on the specific kit version.
Select this kit when mounting 12-inch wide CONCEPT or Networking enclosures to poles between 3 and 12 inches in diameter. Choose the stainless steel variant for corrosive environments and mild steel for standard applications. Ensure the pole shape is compatible with the included strap design. Verify that the enclosure series is supported by the mounting channel configuration.
This component belongs to the Hoffman Enclosures accessory line, specifically designed for the CONCEPT and Networking product families. It serves as an interface solution for outdoor or industrial installations where pole mounting is preferred over wall or floor installation. The kit simplifies deployment by providing pre-configured hardware tailored to standard enclosure dimensions.
No direct public substitute part numbers are confirmed for this specific model. Alternative solutions may involve generic pole mounting kits, but compatibility with CONCEPT/Neworking enclosure mounting holes must be verified. Consult nVent Hoffman documentation for updated accessory listings.

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