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The Hoffman Enclosures ED1PBM1 is a Type 4, Type 12, and Type 13 rated pushbutton enclosure constructed from drawn 16-gauge steel. It features a polyester powder-coated gray finish and measures 4.5 inches in length, 3 inches in width, and 2.62 inches in depth. The unit includes a flat cover with an outside gasket sealing surface and incorporates a grounding nut within the body. Designed for both indoor and outdoor use, it accommodates a single 22.5-mm pushbutton hole.
Verify that the specific order includes the cover, as documentation indicates inclusion but some listings may imply separate components. Confirm the exact dimensional requirements match the 4.5 x 3 x 2.62-inch specification. Ensure the application environment aligns with the Type 4, 12, and 13 ratings provided by the manufacturer. Check for any accessory requirements such as back panels, which are explicitly excluded from this part number.
Select this model when a compact, single-hole pushbutton enclosure is required for harsh environments. The drawn steel construction offers durability without welded seams. Verify compatibility with 22.5-mm pushbuttons. Consider the external grounding nut for safety compliance. This unit is not suitable if a back panel is included in the base configuration.
This component belongs to the nVent Hoffman ED series of pushbutton enclosures. These units are designed for industrial automation and machinery control. The ED1PBM1 specifically addresses the need for a small footprint while maintaining high ingress protection standards. It is part of a broader range of steel enclosures offered by the manufacturer for various environmental conditions.
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