ELC3001DE

Overview

The ELC3001DE is a specialized cable assembly manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. Designed for integration with industrial enclosure systems, this component functions as a connector for door switches and LED enclosure lighting circuits. It facilitates the electrical interface between the enclosure door mechanisms and internal illumination or safety monitoring devices.

Feature Summary

• Provides dedicated connectivity for door switch operations within industrial enclosures
• Supports power and signal transmission for LED enclosure lighting systems
• Engineered for secure mounting and reliable operation in metal enclosure environments

Applications

• Industrial control panel door switch integration
• LED enclosure lighting circuit connection
• Safety interlock system wiring in metal enclosures

Procurement Notes

Verify compatibility with specific Hoffman enclosure models requiring door switch or LED light connections. Confirm cable length and connector type match existing installation requirements. Ensure the component meets necessary environmental ratings for the intended deployment location. Cross-reference with official manufacturer documentation to validate correct part designation for the specific application.

Selection Notes

Select this cable when integrating door-activated switches or LED lights into compatible Hoffman enclosures. Ensure the enclosure model supports the required mounting configuration for this accessory. Verify that the electrical specifications of the connected devices align with the cable's capabilities. Consider environmental conditions such as moisture or dust when determining suitability for the installation site.

Part Context

This component belongs to the Hoffman Enclosures accessory line, designed to enhance functionality and safety of industrial metal enclosures. It complements the main enclosure structures by providing essential electrical connections for operational components like switches and lighting, ensuring seamless integration within nVent Hoffman product ecosystems.