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The CRP2012R5 is a replacement rear panel manufactured by nVent Hoffman, designed for use within the CRP series of industrial enclosures. Constructed from steel with a gray finish, this component measures 2000 mm in height and 1200 mm in width. It serves as a structural backplate to complete the enclosure assembly, providing necessary support and protection for internal components. The panel is part of the standard Hoffman enclosure system, ensuring compatibility with associated front doors and frames.
Verify that the target enclosure belongs to the CRP series before procurement, as dimensions are specific to this line. Confirm that the required height is 2000 mm and width is 1200 mm to ensure proper fit. Check if mounting hardware or gaskets are included separately, as panels often require additional accessories for installation. Ensure the steel construction meets environmental requirements for the installation site.
Select the CRP2012R5 only when replacing a damaged rear panel for a CRP series unit with matching 2000x1200 mm dimensions. Do not substitute with panels from other Hoffman series (e.g., MAS or ASR) due to potential dimensional mismatches. Consider the material thickness and coating if the environment requires specific corrosion resistance beyond standard steel. Verify that the enclosure frame accepts this specific rear panel configuration.
This part is a component within the nVent Hoffman CRP series, which comprises modular industrial enclosures. The CRP series typically includes front doors, frames, and rear panels that interlock to form complete protective housings. This specific model represents the rear element, complementing the front access door and side structures to create a fully enclosed space for electrical or electronic equipment.
The CRP2012R5 is the direct replacement part number for the rear panel of the corresponding CRP series enclosure. No alternative cross-model substitutes are officially documented for this specific dimension and series combination.

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