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The CTS4644RLSS is a NEMA 12 rated electrical enclosure manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. It features a rectangular design with dimensions of 36 inches in width, 46 inches in height, and 14 inches in depth. The unit is constructed from cold-rolled steel and includes a hinged door with a quarter-turn fastener mechanism for secure access. The enclosure is designed for indoor use to protect electronic components from dust, falling dirt, and light splashing water. It supports panel mounting configurations and provides a standard gray finish suitable for industrial environments requiring moderate environmental protection.
Verify the specific model suffixes to ensure correct material thickness and hardware configuration. Confirm that the required cutouts or knockouts match the intended component layout. Check for any regional compliance certifications if the installation site has specific regulatory requirements. Ensure proper handling procedures are followed due to the weight of the steel construction.
Select this model when a NEMA 12 enclosure is required for indoor industrial applications. Compare internal volume requirements against the installed component footprint. Consider the need for additional accessories such as DIN rails or mounting plates. Evaluate the door opening direction and clearance space available in the installation area.
This product belongs to the Hoffman Enclosures line of standard industrial cabinets. It is part of a broader family of NEMA-rated enclosures designed for general-purpose electrical protection. The series offers various sizes and configurations to accommodate different equipment densities and spatial constraints in industrial settings.
Direct replacements may include models from the same manufacturer with identical NEMA ratings and similar dimensional profiles. Verify compatibility with existing mounting holes and door hardware before substitution. Cross-reference with other brands offering equivalent NEMA 12 specifications.
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