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The CRPS1608 is a rear panel manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc., designed for use within the CRPS series of industrial enclosures. Constructed from steel, this component measures 63 inches in height and 31.5 inches in width (equivalent to 1600 mm x 800 mm). It serves as a structural replacement or mounting surface for equipment installation. The part is categorized under rack and cabinet panels, providing a standardized interface for integrating control components into compatible Hoffman enclosure frames.
Verify compatibility with specific CRPS series enclosure models before procurement. Confirm that the steel construction meets environmental requirements for the intended installation site. Ensure dimensional accuracy matches the 1600 mm x 800 mm specification. Cross-reference with official nVent Hoffman documentation to confirm current manufacturing status and availability through authorized distributors.
Select this part when a rear panel is required for a CRPS series enclosure frame. Consider the steel material properties regarding corrosion resistance if the environment is harsh. Verify that the 63-inch by 31.5-inch dimensions align with the internal space of the target enclosure. Evaluate whether additional accessories such as hinges or latches are needed for complete assembly.
This component belongs to the Hoffman Enclosures product line, now under nVent. It is part of the CRPS series, which includes various enclosure configurations. As a rear panel, it complements front doors and side panels to form a complete protective housing. The series is widely used in industrial automation and control applications requiring robust physical protection for sensitive electronics.
The CRPS1606 is identified as a related replacement enclosure panel within the same series. Verify dimensional compatibility between CRPS1606 and CRPS1608 specifications before substitution. Consult official nVent Hoffman cross-reference guides to ensure mechanical fit and mounting hole alignment.

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