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The Hoffman E8PBG is a steel pushbutton enclosure with dimensions of 3.25 inches in width, 20.25 inches in height, and 2.75 inches in depth. It features an ANSI 61 gray polyester powder-coated finish and is constructed from 14 AWG gauge steel. The unit provides Type 12 protection against dust, dripping non-corrosive liquids, and oil, while also meeting UL 508A and CUL standards for industrial control equipment.
Verify that the required pushbuttons match the 22.5 mm or 30.5 mm diameter specifications supported by this model. Confirm that the ANSI 61 gray color meets facility aesthetic requirements. Ensure the installation environment aligns with Type 12 ratings, as it is not suitable for outdoor or washdown applications. Check for necessary accessories such as internal mounting rails if specific switch configurations are planned.
Select this model when a dedicated, compact housing is needed for multiple pushbuttons without integrating complex controls. It serves as a standalone solution for operator interface points. Consider alternative models if higher ingress protection like IP66 is required or if wall-mounting space constraints differ significantly from these external dimensions.
This component belongs to the Hoffman E Series, which specializes in pushbutton enclosures for industrial environments. The series offers various sizes and hole configurations to accommodate different switch densities. The E8PBG represents a standard configuration within this line, focusing on durability and compliance with North American safety standards for electrical enclosures.
No direct public substitute part numbers are confirmed for this specific model.

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