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The D181610CHSCFGP is a wall-mount enclosure manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc., constructed from fiberglass. It features a solid door design with continuous hinged cover and screw cover options. The unit provides NEMA Type 4X protection against corrosion and water ingress. Dimensions are 18.00 inches in length, 16.00 inches in width, and 10.00 inches in depth (457 x 407 x 254 mm). It is classified as a WiFi cabinet suitable for networking applications.
Verify the specific configuration suffixes to ensure the correct door type and mounting hardware are selected. Confirm that the fiberglass construction meets the required environmental standards for the installation site. Check compatibility with internal mounting plates and cable glands. Ensure the NEMA 4X rating aligns with local regulatory requirements for the intended application environment.
Select this model when corrosion resistance is critical due to harsh environments. The fiberglass construction offers durability against chemicals and moisture. Consider the 18x16x10 inch footprint for space constraints. Verify that the solid door design meets security or access requirements compared to transparent alternatives. Ensure the wall-mount capability matches the structural support available at the installation location.
This component belongs to the Hoffman Margard series of enclosures. It is designed specifically for networking and WiFi applications where standard metal enclosures may corrode. The product line emphasizes durability in challenging industrial or outdoor settings. It serves as a protective housing for sensitive electronic communication equipment.
D181610CHSCFGP is part of the Margard series. No direct public substitute part numbers are confirmed in the provided documentation.

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