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The Hoffman Enclosures CSD30248WLG is a wall-mount electrical enclosure designed for industrial environments. It features a steel construction with a light gray finish and includes a hinged door equipped with a viewing window. The unit measures 30.00 inches in length, 24.00 inches in width, and 8.00 inches in depth. It provides protection ratings of NEMA 1, 2, 4, 12, and 13, along with IP66 compliance and UL 508A recognition.
Verify that the specific order matches the CSD30248WLG part number exactly, as suffixes indicate variations in door style or material. Confirm dimensional requirements against the 30x24x8 inch specification before installation planning. Ensure compatibility with existing mounting hardware and internal layout needs. Check for any regional certification requirements such as UL or CE marking if applicable to the final assembly location.
Select this model when a combination of NEMA 12 dust-tight protection and visual access via a window is required. The 8-inch depth accommodates standard industrial components while maintaining a compact footprint. Consider the steel construction for general industrial use where corrosion resistance is not the primary concern compared to stainless steel alternatives.
This unit belongs to the Eclipse series of wall-mount enclosures manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc., now part of Hammond Manufacturing. The series offers standardized dimensions and protection ratings for common industrial applications. The CSD prefix typically denotes a steel enclosure with a hinged door configuration.
Direct replacements may include models with identical external dimensions but different door styles, such as fixed covers or swing-out doors. Verify that substitute parts maintain the same NEMA 4, 12, and 13 ratings and IP66 classification to ensure equivalent environmental protection levels.

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