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The DPCP121209GE is a wall-mount terminal box manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. Constructed from polycarbonate, it features a grey finish (RAL 7035) and measures 120 mm in height, 122 mm in width, and 86 mm in depth. The enclosure provides IP66 and IP67 ingress protection ratings with a transparent door. It has a maximum mounting depth of 72 mm and is designed for industrial applications requiring durable, weather-resistant housing for electrical components.
Verify the manufacturer part number DPCP121209GE against official nVent Hoffman documentation to ensure compatibility with specific environmental requirements. Confirm that the polycarbonate material and IP66/IP67 ratings meet the intended application standards. Check for any specific ordering suffixes or variations that may affect dimensions or mounting configurations before finalizing procurement.
Select this model when a compact, weather-resistant terminal box is required for wall mounting. The polycarbonate construction offers good impact resistance while maintaining transparency for easy monitoring. Ensure the available internal volume accommodates the necessary wiring and components within the 72 mm mounting depth constraint. Verify that the grey color coding aligns with facility standards.
This component belongs to the DPCP Series of polycarbonate terminal boxes from nVent Hoffman. The series is characterized by its robust construction and high ingress protection levels, suitable for demanding industrial settings. The DPCP121209GE represents a specific size variant within this range, offering a balance between compact footprint and adequate internal space for standard terminal blocks and connectors.
Consult official nVent Hoffman cross-reference guides for verified substitute part numbers. Ensure any replacement maintains identical IP66/IP67 ratings and polycarbonate material composition. Verify dimensional compatibility, particularly the 120x122x86 mm external measurements and 72 mm internal depth, to guarantee proper fitment in existing installations.

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