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The Hoffman Enclosures EC3C7 is a vertical cable manager rear cover constructed from aluminum. It measures 84 inches in height, 3.5 inches in width, and 1 inch in depth. Designed for use with CableTek vertical cable managers, it provides a finished back panel for cable management systems.
Verify the specific part number EC3C7 against official nVent Hoffman documentation to confirm compatibility with existing CableTek vertical cable managers. Ensure the aluminum construction meets environmental requirements. Confirm dimensions of 84x3.5x1 inches match the installation space. Check for any required mounting hardware or accessories not included with the cover itself.
Select this component when a rear cover is needed for a 3-inch wide vertical cable manager. The aluminum material offers durability and heat dissipation properties suitable for industrial environments. Verify that the 84-inch height aligns with the total length of the cable manager assembly being installed.
This part belongs to the Hoffman Enclosures line of accessories for cable management solutions. It serves as a finishing component for vertical cable managers, providing structural support and a clean aesthetic finish to the rear of the installation.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available for this specific model.

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