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The DBSHELF8 is a D-BOX datacom wall-mount enclosure shelf manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. Constructed from 16-gauge steel with a RAL 7035 polyester powder-coated finish, it provides additional storage within compatible cabinets. The unit measures 24.00 inches in width and 8.00 inches in depth, with a capacity of 75 pounds. It is designed for self-grounding applications and features a light gray color.
Verify compatibility with specific D-BOX cabinet models before purchase. Confirm that the 16-gauge steel construction meets structural requirements for the intended load. Ensure the RAL 7035 finish aligns with environmental protection needs. Check self-grounding specifications against system earthing requirements.
Select this shelf when additional horizontal storage is required within standard D-BOX enclosures. Consider the 75-pound weight capacity when loading components. The 16-gauge steel thickness offers durability for industrial environments. Verify dimensional fit within 36 or 48-inch cabinet heights.
This component belongs to the D-BOX series of datacom wall-mount enclosures by Hoffman Enclosures. It serves as an accessory rather than a standalone enclosure. The product line is designed for structured cabling and electronic equipment mounting in controlled environments.
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