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The DPCP122009GE is a polycarbonate terminal box manufactured by nVent Hoffman. It features an IP66 and IP67 rating with a transparent door, ensuring protection against dust and water ingress in demanding environments. The enclosure measures 120 mm in height, 200 mm in width, and 86 mm in depth. Constructed from grey polycarbonate (RAL 7035), it offers high UV radiation resistance and self-extinguishing properties. This component is designed for outdoor use and frequent washdown applications.
Verify current availability status as this specific part number may be discontinued or no longer manufactured. Confirm that the polycarbonate construction meets specific regulatory requirements for your region. Ensure the IP66/IP67 rating aligns with the environmental exposure levels of the intended installation site before finalizing procurement decisions.
Select this model when a compact, transparent terminal box is required for outdoor or washdown-prone areas. The polycarbonate material provides durability against UV degradation compared to standard plastics. Consider the 120x200x86mm dimensions to ensure adequate space for wire termination while maintaining a low profile. Verify that the grey RAL 7035 color matches existing facility standards.
This component belongs to the nVent Hoffman DPCP Series of polycarbonate terminal boxes. The series is engineered for robust performance in industrial settings. Similar models in the range vary in dimensions but share the same material properties and ingress protection standards. The DPCP122009GE represents a specific size configuration within this broader product family.
Public records indicate this product is no longer manufactured. Check for direct successor models within the DPCP series that match the 120x200x86mm footprint. Ensure any replacement maintains the IP66/IP67 rating and polycarbonate construction to preserve environmental resilience and transparency.

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