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The Hoffman Enclosures CSD243010 is a wall-mount enclosure constructed from steel with a gray finish. It features a hinged door and cover design, providing NEMA 4, 12, and 13 protection ratings along with IP66 compliance. The unit measures 24.000 inches in length, 30.000 inches in width, and 10.000 inches in depth (609.60mm x 762.00mm x 254.00mm). This configuration offers an internal area of 720 square inches (4645cm²) for housing electrical components.
Verify the specific manufacturer part number against official Hoffman Enclosures documentation to ensure compatibility with required mounting configurations and ingress protection standards. Confirm that the steel material and gray finish meet project specifications. Cross-reference dimensional drawings to validate spatial requirements within the installation site before procurement.
Select this model when NEMA 4, 12, and 13 ratings are required for wall-mounted applications. Ensure the 24x30x10 inch dimensions accommodate the intended equipment volume. Verify that the hinged door design aligns with maintenance access needs. Consider associated accessories such as mounting plates or cable glands if not included in the base unit specification.
This component belongs to the Hoffman Enclosures line of metal enclosures designed for industrial use. It is categorized under wall-mount type enclosures offering high ingress protection. The product is currently listed as active by the manufacturer, indicating ongoing production support and availability through authorized distributors.
EN4SD243010GY by Hammond Manufacturing is a documented substitute option.

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