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The nVent Hoffman DP02506R5 is a mild steel door designed for electrical enclosures, measuring 9.8 inches by 23.6 inches (250mm x 600mm). It functions as a vertical divider to segment the enclosure front when used with horizontal dividers CDH or CHDK. The component features a double-bit 3 mm lock mechanism for secure access.
Verify part number DP02506R5 matches specific enclosure models requiring 250x600mm doors. Confirm compatibility with existing horizontal dividers CDH/CHDK. Ensure lock type requirements align with security needs. Check material specifications for mild steel construction suitability in the intended environment.
Select this door when vertical division of the enclosure front is required alongside horizontal separation. Consider the 9.8 x 23.6 inch dimensions against available space. Evaluate the need for the included double-bit 3 mm lock versus other locking mechanisms. Assess if mild steel meets corrosion resistance requirements for the installation site.
This component belongs to the Hoffman Enclosures line of accessories and replacement parts. It serves as a modular element within larger enclosure systems, allowing for customized internal layouts. The product supports structural organization rather than primary containment, working in tandem with main enclosure frames and other divider components.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available for direct replacement.
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