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The Hoffman Enclosures CSD422410SS is a wall-mount enclosure constructed from Type 304 stainless steel, designed for indoor and outdoor applications requiring corrosion protection. It features a single hinged door with a quarter-turn latch mechanism. The unit measures 42.00 inches in length, 24.00 inches in width, and 10.00 inches in depth (1066.8mm x 609.6mm x 254.0mm). The body thickness is 1.98 mm, and the door gauge is 14. This enclosure provides NEMA Type 3R protection against falling rain, sleet, snow, and external ice formation.
Verify that the specific project requirements align with the NEMA Type 3R rating, as this model does not offer higher ingress protection such as Type 4X for submersion or hose-down applications. Confirm that the 42x24x10 dimensions accommodate all internal components with adequate clearance. Ensure mounting hardware is compatible with the wall-mount design and weight capacity of the installation surface.
Select this model when stainless steel durability is critical due to chemical exposure or corrosive atmospheres. Consider the single-door configuration for ease of maintenance access. Evaluate if the 10-inch depth provides sufficient space for terminal blocks and wiring. Compare against aluminum alternatives if weight reduction is a priority, though stainless offers better impact and corrosion resistance.
This component belongs to the Hoffman CONCEPT series of stainless steel enclosures. These units are engineered for demanding environments where standard steel or aluminum enclosures would degrade. The series typically includes various sizes to fit different panel layouts while maintaining consistent material quality and sealing standards across the product line.
Direct replacements must match the 42x24x10 footprint and stainless steel construction. Verify compatibility with existing cutouts and mounting holes. Alternative models may include different latch types or deeper depths; ensure functional equivalence before substitution.

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