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The Hoffman CSPB2020 is a swing-out panel designed for nVent HOFFMAN CONCEPT enclosures with dimensions of 20 x 20 inches. The panel measures 17.75 inches in width and 17.72 inches in height. It is constructed from mild steel with a white painted finish. This component allows panels to swing clear from the front of the enclosure, providing access to internal equipment with a maximum swing angle of 94 degrees.
Verify compatibility with specific CONCEPT enclosure models before purchase. Confirm that the 20 x 20 inch dimension matches the target enclosure size. Check for any regional compliance requirements such as RoHS status, as documentation indicates potential variations. Ensure the white painted finish meets environmental specifications for the installation site.
Select this panel when retrofitting or modifying existing 20 x 20 inch CONCEPT enclosures. It is suitable for applications requiring frequent access to internal components without removing the entire door. Consider the swing angle limitation of 94 degrees when planning clearance space around the enclosure. Verify material requirements for corrosive environments if standard painted steel is insufficient.
This part belongs to the nVent HOFFMAN CONCEPT Swing-Out Panel series. These panels are designed to automate drilling, tapping, and milling processes for ready-to-populate solutions. They optimize material usage and labor by providing pre-configured access points within the CONCEPT enclosure system family.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation. Consult nVent HOFFMAN technical support for cross-reference information regarding alternative swing-out panels for similar enclosure dimensions.

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