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The CSD302420 is a wall-mount electrical enclosure manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. Constructed from steel with a gray finish, it provides NEMA 4, 12, and 13 protection ratings. The unit features a single hinged door design suitable for indoor or outdoor industrial applications. Its external dimensions are 30.00 inches in length, 24.00 inches in width, and 20.00 inches in depth (762.00mm x 609.60mm x 508.00mm). It complies with UL508A standards.
Verify the exact part number against manufacturer documentation, as standard listings often use suffixes like 'GY' to denote color. Confirm dimensional requirements match the 30x24x20 inch specification. Ensure the application environment aligns with the NEMA 4/12/13 rating. Check for specific mounting hardware requirements not included with the base enclosure unit.
Select this model when a deep 20-inch enclosure is required for large component layouts. The NEMA 4 rating makes it suitable for washdown environments. Compare against similar Hoffman Eclipse series models if different depths or materials are needed. Verify that the single-door access meets maintenance workflow requirements.
This component belongs to the Hoffman Eclipse series of metal enclosures. It is designed for general-purpose industrial protection. The product line emphasizes durability and standardized sizing for easy integration into existing rack or wall systems. It serves as a primary housing solution for sensitive electronic and electrical components.
Direct substitutes include Hammond Manufacturing EN4SD302420GY. Verify dimensional compatibility and mounting hole patterns before substitution. Ensure environmental ratings meet or exceed original specifications.

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