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The Hoffman Enclosures EWMWG242825 is an AccessPlus double-hinged cabinet designed for network and 19-inch rack-mount equipment. It measures 23.60 inches in width, 28.31 inches in height, and 25.10 inches in depth. The unit features a black general-purpose finish and provides Type 1 protection. Key structural components include a center section with EIA universal spacing for standard rack mounting, accessible via the front door or through the double-hinged doors for comprehensive equipment access and security.
Verify the specific model suffix to confirm the finish color and hinge type match project requirements. Confirm that the internal depth of 25.10 inches accommodates the deepest mounted components. Ensure the Type 1 rating aligns with the environmental conditions of the intended installation site. Cross-reference the EIA spacing compatibility with existing rack-mounted hardware specifications.
Select this model when high-frequency equipment access is required due to its double-hinged design. It is suitable for environments where Type 1 indoor protection is sufficient. Consider the external dimensions against available floor space. Verify that the 19-inch rack capacity meets the density requirements of the planned network or computing hardware deployment.
This component belongs to the Hoffman AccessPlus cabinet series, which focuses on providing secure and accessible solutions for 19-inch rack systems. The series is part of Hoffman Enclosures' broader portfolio of industrial enclosures and physical infrastructure products designed for various commercial and industrial applications.
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