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The E4PBAM is a sloped-front pushbutton enclosure manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. It is constructed from mild steel with a polyester powder-coated finish in ANSI 61 gray. The unit features four holes designed to accommodate 22.5mm pushbuttons and switches. Key certifications include UL 508A and CUL compliance. The enclosure provides Type 12 protection against dust, dripping non-corrosive liquids, oil, and coolant. Dimensions are approximately 10.22 inches in length and 4.53 inches in height.
Verify the specific hole configuration matches the intended switch or button diameter. Confirm that the Type 12 rating meets the environmental requirements of the installation site. Ensure compatibility with existing panel mounting hardware. Check for any regional certification requirements beyond UL and CUL.
Select this model when a slanted interface is required for ergonomic operation. Compare dimensions against available panel space. Consider the material durability in environments with potential exposure to oils or coolants. Verify that the 22.5mm hole spacing aligns with the selected components.
This component belongs to the Hoffman E series of pushbutton enclosures. These units are widely used in industrial automation to house control devices. The series offers various configurations to suit different panel layouts and operational needs.
Check for direct substitutes from nVent Hoffman with identical mounting dimensions. Verify that alternative models maintain the same Type 12 rating and UL listing. Ensure physical compatibility with existing wiring and switch assemblies.
It provides Type 12 protection, guarding against dust, dripping non-corrosive liquids, oil, and coolant.
It features a sloped front to allow for slanted control surfaces, improving ergonomics and visibility.
The enclosure is certified under UL 508A and CUL standards.

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