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The CPMK24 is a pole-mounting kit manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. It is designed to secure Concept, Networking, and wall-mount enclosures to poles of varying shapes and sizes. The kit features mild steel construction with a powder-coated gray finish compliant with ANSI 61 standards. It includes a plated steel channel bar for attachment. This accessory facilitates outdoor or elevated installation scenarios where standard wall mounting is not feasible.
Verify that the target enclosure dimensions align with the CPMK24 specifications before purchase. Confirm that the installation site has suitable pole infrastructure compatible with the kit's mounting mechanism. Ensure the required enclosure series (Concept, Networking, or wall-mount) is identified to guarantee mechanical compatibility. Check local environmental conditions against the powder-coated finish ratings.
Select this kit when vertical pole mounting is required for Hoffman Concept, Networking, or wall-mount enclosures. It serves as a direct solution for elevating equipment above ground level. Ensure the chosen enclosure model is listed as compatible within the official documentation. Consider structural load requirements of the supporting pole during system design.
This component belongs to the Hoffman Enclosures accessory line, specifically categorized under mounting hardware. It complements the main enclosure units rather than functioning as an independent protective housing. The product supports industrial infrastructure projects requiring robust, standardized mounting solutions for electrical control and distribution panels.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Verify compatibility with existing pole structures before attempting substitution. Consult manufacturer catalogs for alternative mounting kits if specific dimensional constraints differ.

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