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The DABP233009GE is an ABS terminal box from the nVent HOFFMAN DABP Series. It features a closed cover design and measures 230 mm in height, 300 mm in width, and 86 mm in depth. The enclosure provides IP66 and IP67 ingress protection ratings. It is finished in Grey (RAL 7035) and is designed for surface mounting. This component is classified as no longer manufactured.
This specific part number is officially listed as no longer manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures Inc. Verification of current availability requires checking authorized distributors or secondary markets. Do not assume standard supply chain availability. Confirm end-of-life status with the manufacturer before initiating procurement processes to avoid fulfillment errors.
Select this model only if the specific dimensions of 230x300x86 mm and ABS construction meet project requirements. Verify that IP66/IP67 ratings are sufficient for the intended environment. Since the part is discontinued, ensure alternative solutions are identified if long-term maintenance support is required. Check compatibility with existing mounting infrastructure.
The DABP233009GE belongs to the DABP Series of terminal boxes produced by nVent HOFFMAN. These units are designed for versatile applications in industrial settings. The series includes various sizes and materials, with this specific unit utilizing ABS plastic. It falls under the category of general-purpose enclosures suitable for protecting electrical components from dust and water jets.
As the DABP233009GE is no longer manufactured, direct substitutes must be sourced from current nVent HOFFMAN product lines or equivalent third-party manufacturers. Ensure replacement units match the 230x300x86 mm footprint and IP66/IP67 ratings. Verify material compatibility and mounting hole patterns to maintain installation integrity.

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