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The CPMK30 is a pole mounting kit manufactured by nVent Hoffman. It is designed to secure CONCEPT, networking, and wall-mount enclosures to poles of various sizes and shapes. The kit includes two plated steel channel bars and two straps for attachment. It is constructed from stainless steel and features a gray finish. The component fits enclosures with a width of 30.00 inches.
Verify the specific enclosure width compatibility before procurement. Ensure the target pole dimensions align with the kit's design specifications. Confirm material requirements match the environmental conditions. Check for included accessories in the package contents. Validate manufacturer documentation for installation guidelines.
Select this kit when mounting 30-inch wide Hoffman enclosures to poles. Consider stainless steel construction for corrosive environments. Evaluate pole shape and size compatibility prior to selection. Ensure the enclosure type matches the supported categories. Review mechanical load requirements against the kit's capabilities.
This component belongs to the nVent Hoffman accessory line. It supports the CONCEPT series and related enclosure families. The product enables flexible installation options beyond standard wall mounting. It complements the main enclosure units by providing structural support solutions.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available.

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