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The Hoffman DP02006R5 is a NEMA 12 rated enclosure constructed from cold-rolled steel with a red RAL 3000 powder-coated finish. It features a hinged door with a quarter-turn latch mechanism and includes a standard gasket for dust and water resistance. The unit measures 20 inches in width, 6 inches in depth, and 36 inches in height, providing a total internal volume of approximately 4.8 cubic feet. It supports panel mounting and offers protection against falling dirt, dripping non-corrosive liquids, and oil seepage.
Verify the specific model suffix and finish code against official manufacturer documentation to ensure compatibility with existing mounting infrastructure. Confirm that the NEMA 12 rating aligns with the intended environmental exposure requirements. Check for any regional compliance certifications required for the installation site before finalizing procurement orders.
Select this model when a compact, wall-mountable enclosure is needed for dry or oily indoor environments. Ensure the internal dimensions accommodate all planned components with adequate clearance for heat dissipation. Consider the door swing direction and latch type if access frequency is high. Verify that the steel gauge meets structural load requirements for the mounted equipment weight.
This model belongs to the Hoffman DP series of general-purpose enclosures. It is designed for basic protection needs where IP65 or higher ratings are not strictly required. The series offers various sizes and configurations to suit different panel layouts. It serves as a standard solution for protecting sensitive electronics from common industrial contaminants like dust and coolant splashes.
Direct replacements must match the external dimensions and mounting hole patterns to fit existing cutouts. Verify that the substitute material and coating provide equivalent corrosion resistance. Ensure the new unit maintains the same ingress protection rating for the specific application environment.

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