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The Hoffman E2PBAM is a Type 12 sloped front pushbutton enclosure constructed from steel with a polyester powder painted finish in ANSI 61 Gray. It features continuously welded and ground smooth seams, captivated cover screws threading into sealed wells, and a grounding stud on the body. Designed for slanted control surfaces, it accommodates 30.5-mm or 22.5-mm pushbuttons and switches. The unit measures 5.5 inches wide by 3.5 inches high by 4.84 inches deep. It holds UL 508A and CUL listings.
Verify that the specific application requires the Type 12 rating and sloped front geometry. Confirm compatibility with the intended switch diameter (22.5 mm or 30.5 mm). Ensure mounting hardware aligns with the captive screw design. Check for any site-specific grounding requirements relative to the provided grounding stud.
Select this model when a non-flat control surface is required for operator accessibility. The steel material provides durability suitable for industrial settings. The Type 12 rating offers protection against dust, dripping non-corrosive liquids, and oil seepage. Consider the external dimensions for panel cutout planning.
This component belongs to the Hoffman E series of enclosures, specifically designed for pushbutton applications. The E2PBAM variant distinguishes itself through its sloped front profile, differing from standard flat-front models. It serves as a protective housing for manual control devices in electrical systems.
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