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The Hoffman E16PBY25M is an extra-large pushbutton enclosure constructed from steel with a gray finish. It features a continuous hinged cover and provides sixteen outlets designed for 22.5 mm push buttons and switches. The unit measures 13-1/2 inches in length, 12-1/2 inches in width, and 6 inches in depth. It carries NEMA 12 and IP65 ratings to protect against dust, dripping water, and oil non-corrosive coolants.
Verify the specific mounting configuration and hole spacing requirements against your panel layout before ordering. Confirm that the 22.5 mm button compatibility matches your selected components. Ensure the NEMA 12 rating meets the environmental conditions of the installation site. Check for any accessory requirements such as internal mounting rails or terminal strips not included in the base unit.
Select this model when high-density switching is required within a protected environment. The extra depth allows for substantial wiring space behind the panel. Consider the steel construction for durability in industrial settings. Verify that the 16-outlet capacity aligns with the system's I/O needs without excessive unused space.
This component belongs to the Hoffman PB1 series of extra-large pushbutton enclosures. These units are engineered for robust industrial applications where standard enclosures lack sufficient depth or outlet count. The series emphasizes secure mounting and environmental sealing for critical control functions.
Direct substitutes include other Hoffman PB1 series models with similar dimensions and outlet counts. Verify that alternative parts maintain the 22.5 mm hole size and NEMA 12 rating. Cross-reference mounting hole patterns to ensure compatibility with existing panel cutouts.

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