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The DNG2006RR5 is a replacement door for nVent Hoffman enclosures, constructed from heavy-duty mild steel. It measures 78.7 inches in height and 23.6 inches in width, with a thickness of 0.7 inches. The component is designed to maintain enclosure protection ratings while allowing visual monitoring of internal equipment status. It features an industrial-grade finish suitable for demanding environments.
Verify compatibility with the specific base enclosure model before purchase, as door dimensions must match the chassis exactly. Confirm that the mounting hole patterns align with the original frame. Ensure the finish type meets environmental requirements. Check for any required hardware kits if not included with the door unit.
Select this part only when replacing a door for a compatible nVent Hoffman enclosure series. Ensure the new door matches the height, width, and depth specifications of the existing frame. Consider the material grade and finish for corrosion resistance in the operating environment. Verify that the door mechanism supports the intended usage frequency.
This component belongs to the nVent Hoffman line of industrial enclosure accessories. It serves as a direct replacement part for maintaining the integrity of modular enclosure systems. The product is categorized under enclosure doors and covers, supporting the maintenance and repair of industrial hardware infrastructure.
Compatible replacement parts include other nVent Hoffman doors with identical dimensions (2000mm x 600mm). Verify mounting configurations before substitution. Generic doors may not fit or maintain IP ratings.
The door measures 78.7 inches (2000mm) in height and 23.6 inches (600mm) in width, with a thickness of 0.7 inches.
No, it is constructed from heavy-duty mild steel.

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