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The Hoffman EWMR24S is an AccessPlus Rack Angle designed for 24-inch tall cabinets. Constructed from plated steel, it features square .375-inch holes arranged in a 12-rack-unit configuration. This component facilitates the mounting of 19-inch rack equipment within AccessPlus enclosures using EIA universal spacing standards.
Verify that the target enclosure is part of the nVent Hoffman AccessPlus series to ensure compatibility. Confirm the cabinet height is exactly 24 inches and requires a 12-rack-unit angle set. Check that the mounting hardware matches the square .375-inch hole specification. Ensure the application environment is suitable for plated steel components.
Select this model only when utilizing nVent Hoffman AccessPlus enclosures with a 24-inch height. It is intended for standard 19-inch rack equipment installation. Verify that the required rack unit count aligns with the 12U specification provided by this specific angle design.
This component belongs to the nVent Hoffman AccessPlus line of enclosure accessories. It serves as a structural element for organizing internal equipment. The product is categorized under rack angles and fits within the broader electrical enclosure accessory market.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available for this specific model.

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