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The CSP2016 is a Concept Swing-Out Panel manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. Designed for use with 20.00 x 16.00 inch CONCEPT enclosures, this accessory measures 17.78 inches in height and 13.84 inches in width. Constructed from steel, it features a white painted finish to provide a premium aesthetic appearance. The panel serves as an internal component that swings clear from the enclosure front.
Verify compatibility with specific 20x16 inch CONCEPT enclosure models before procurement. Confirm whether the required variant includes the black powder coat (CSPB) or standard white finish. Ensure the selected part number matches the intended swing angle requirements, noting that CSPB variants may have a maximum swing limit of 94 degrees. Cross-reference manufacturer documentation for precise dimensional tolerances.
Select the CSP2016 when access to internal components is required without removing the main enclosure door. This panel is specifically designed for 20x16 inch footprint enclosures. Consider the CSPB variant if a black finish or specific swing limitations are required. Ensure the enclosure model supports the installation of swing-out panels rather than fixed doors.
The CSP2016 belongs to the Hoffman CONCEPT series of enclosure accessories. It is categorized as a box accessory rather than a standalone enclosure. Similar parts include other concept panels like CSP1616 for different enclosure sizes. The product line focuses on providing modular access solutions for industrial electrical and electronic housing systems.
ESP2016 by Hammond Manufacturing is listed as a similar substitute. Verify dimensional compatibility and mounting interface alignment before substitution. Ensure the replacement panel meets the same ingress protection requirements as the original application.

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