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The nVent Hoffman DNS2005R5 is a raised side door designed for floor-standing enclosures with dimensions of 500 mm width by 2000 mm height. Constructed from 14 gauge mild steel, the component measures 78.03 inches in height and 19.41 inches in width. It features a powder-coated finish and complies with IP 55, TYPE 12, and IK 10 protection standards. The door includes a standard double-bit 3 mm lock mechanism.
Verify that the target enclosure matches the required 500 mm width and 2000 mm height specifications to ensure proper fitment. Confirm that the mounting configuration supports a raised side door installation. Check for any specific environmental requirements regarding the powder-coated finish and mild steel construction before finalizing the order.
Select this component when replacing or outfitting a 500x2000 mm floor-standing enclosure requiring Type 12 protection. Ensure the existing structure accommodates the 14 gauge steel door weight and dimensions. Verify compatibility with the included 3 mm double-bit lock if security requirements are met.
This part belongs to the Hoffman Enclosures DNS series, which provides versatile solutions for mild steel data-telecom and industrial enclosures. The series offers customizable components for floor-standing units where doors are not pre-fitted, allowing for tailored access and protection configurations.
DNSR2005R5
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