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The CR290416G030 is a NEMA 12 rated enclosure manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. It features a gray polyester powder-coated finish on its steel construction. The unit measures 29 inches in height, 9 inches in width, and 16 inches in depth. It includes a hinged door with a three-point locking mechanism for secure access. The design incorporates gaskets to ensure protection against dust and dripping non-corrosive liquids, suitable for indoor industrial environments requiring standard environmental sealing.
Verify the specific model suffix G030 corresponds to the required mounting configuration or accessory kit. Confirm that the NEMA 12 rating aligns with the intended installation environment's regulatory requirements. Ensure compatibility with internal component dimensions before finalizing procurement orders.
Select this model when a robust, indoor-rated enclosure is needed for standard industrial applications. Consider the external dimensions relative to available space and internal component layout. Verify that the steel material and coating meet corrosion resistance standards for the specific facility conditions.
This part belongs to the Hoffman line of industrial enclosures designed for protecting electrical components. It represents a standard size option within their catalog, balancing internal volume with footprint constraints. The product series focuses on durability and compliance with common industrial safety standards.
Check for direct replacements from the same manufacturer with updated suffixes. Evaluate generic NEMA 12 enclosures from other brands if dimensional tolerances allow substitution. Ensure any alternative meets the same structural and environmental protection specifications.

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