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The Hoffman EXWK2315SS6 is a hazardous location window kit designed for increased safety (Ex e) enclosures. It features a heavy-gauge Type 316 stainless steel frame with a brushed finish and a silicone gasket for dust, oil, and water-tight sealing. The unit measures 25.50 inches in height, 17.50 inches in width, and 1.43 inches in depth. The required cutout dimensions are 24.69 inches by 16.69 inches, accommodating a window size of 23.00 inches by 15.00 inches.
Verify that the enclosure model is compatible with Ex e standards before procurement. Confirm that the required cutout dimensions of 24.69 inches by 16.69 inches match the existing panel specifications. Ensure the installation environment meets the requirements for Type 316 stainless steel usage. Check for any specific certification documentation required for your regional hazardous area classification.
Select this kit when a transparent viewing port is needed for hazardous locations requiring increased safety protection. The Type 316 stainless steel construction offers superior corrosion resistance compared to standard materials. Consider the specific window dimensions of 23.00 inches by 15.00 inches to ensure adequate visibility without compromising the enclosure's integrity. This component is suitable for industrial settings where exposure to dust, oil, and water is present.
This window kit is part of the Hoffman hazardous location product line, engineered to maintain enclosure integrity while providing visibility. It complements the broader range of explosion-proof and intrinsically safe equipment solutions offered by the manufacturer. The design focuses on meeting stringent international safety standards for explosive atmospheres.
No direct substitute part numbers are publicly confirmed for this specific model. Verify compatibility with existing enclosure frames before attempting to replace components.
The frame is made from heavy-gauge Type 316 stainless steel.
It is designed for use in ATEX and IECEx Zone applications on Increased Safety (Ex e) enclosures.

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