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The EKSS18084PE is a stainless steel compact single-door enclosure from the EKSS series by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. It provides NEMA Type 4X and IP66 protection for electronics in machine control applications. The unit features streamlined styling with continuously welded and ground smooth seams. Dimensions are 70.9 inches in height, 31.5 inches in width, and 15.7 inches in depth.
Verify the specific material grade of the stainless steel construction against project requirements. Confirm that the external dimensions align with available mounting space. Ensure the door opening mechanism accommodates the required clearance for maintenance access. Check for any specific certification needs beyond standard NEMA ratings.
Select this model when high corrosion resistance and robust physical protection are necessary. The stainless steel construction suits harsh industrial settings better than standard steel enclosures. Consider the large internal volume provided by the 70.9-inch height for extensive wiring or component placement.
This component belongs to the EKSS series of single-door enclosures designed for rugged industrial use. It complements other Hoffman products like the CP2424G panel and DAH301 heater by providing a secure housing for electronic components. The series emphasizes durability through welded seams and secure locking mechanisms.
The door opens up to 210 degrees to provide comprehensive access to the interior.
Yes, it meets NEMA Type 4X and IP66 standards, making it suitable for outdoor and washdown environments.

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