D723646SDAS

Overview

The Hoffman Enclosures Inc. D723646SDAS is a free-standing, dual-access network seismic cabinet constructed from Type 304 stainless steel. It features a brushed finish and measures 72 inches in length, 36 inches in width, and 46 inches in depth. The unit holds NEMA 4X, Type 3, 3R, 4, and 12 ratings for environmental protection. Security is provided by a keylocking handle with a three-point latch mechanism.

Feature Summary

• Dual-access design allows entry from opposite sides
• Seismic-rated construction protects internal equipment during earth movements
• Stainless steel material provides corrosion resistance against liquids and chemicals

Applications

• Housing networking and communications equipment in hazardous environments
• Floor-mounted installations requiring seismic compliance
• Industrial settings demanding high-level liquid and dust ingress protection

Procurement Notes

Verify the specific seismic certification requirements against local building codes before procurement. Confirm that the dual-access configuration aligns with site layout constraints. Ensure the stainless steel grade matches project specifications for corrosive environments. Validate dimensional clearances for installation.

Selection Notes

Select this model when both seismic resilience and high environmental protection are required. The dual-access feature supports maintenance workflows where space is limited on one side. Stainless steel construction is necessary for washdown or chemical exposure scenarios compared to standard painted steel alternatives.

Part Context

This component belongs to the nVent Hoffman seismic enclosure family designed for critical infrastructure. It complements single-door models by offering bidirectional access. The series addresses safety standards for earthquake-prone regions while maintaining industrial durability.

Replacement Considerations

Substitute only with other Hoffman seismic cabinets of identical dimensions and NEMA rating. Verify that alternative models support the same seismic load requirements. Single-door variants do not provide equivalent access flexibility.