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The Hoffman Enclosures CSD302416 is a Concept series wall-mount enclosure constructed from steel with a gray finish. It features a hinged door design and meets IP66, NEMA 4, 12, and 13 protection standards. The unit measures 30.000 inches in length, 24.000 inches in width, and 16.000 inches in height (762.00mm x 609.60mm x 406.40mm). This model provides substantial internal volume for industrial equipment while maintaining a compact footprint suitable for standard mounting configurations.
Verify the specific part number CSD302416 against official manufacturer documentation to confirm current availability and exact dimensional tolerances. Ensure compatibility with required mounting hardware and internal accessories before procurement. Cross-reference with the latest Hoffman Enclosures datasheets to validate compliance with intended environmental ratings.
Select this model when a large internal volume is required within a fixed 30x24 inch footprint. The 16-inch depth accommodates deep components or extensive wiring. Consider the hinged door mechanism if frequent access is necessary compared to removable cover alternatives. Verify that the steel material and gray finish meet corrosion resistance requirements for the installation site.
This enclosure belongs to the Hoffman Concept series, designed for general-purpose industrial applications. It is part of a standardized sizing system where dimensions correspond to common rack or panel layouts. The CSD prefix typically denotes a steel wall-mount enclosure with a hinged door, distinguishing it from stainless steel or polycarbonate variants.
EN4SD302416 by Hammond Manufacturing is a confirmed substitute part number.
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