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The Hoffman EXWK720SS6 is a hazardous location window kit constructed from 316 stainless steel. It features brushed finish and provides dust, oil, and water-tight sealing for increased safety (Ex e) enclosures in ATEX or IECEx Zone 1 or 2 areas. The unit measures 9.50 inches by 22.50 inches with a depth of 1.43 inches. Required cutout dimensions are 8.69 inches by 21.69 inches. Window dimensions are 7.00 inches by 20.00 inches.
Verify the specific enclosure model compatibility before purchase. Confirm that the required cutout dimensions of 8.69 inches by 21.69 inches match the existing panel structure. Ensure the application environment aligns with ATEX or IECEx Zone 1 or 2 classifications to guarantee proper hazardous location compliance and safety integrity.
Select this kit when viewing access is required within explosion-proof environments. The 316 stainless steel material offers superior durability compared to standard alternatives. Consider the physical space requirements for the 9.50-inch by 22.50-inch footprint during panel design. Verify that the enclosure type supports the installation of such window kits for increased safety applications.
This component belongs to the Hoffman Hazardous Location Window Kit series. It is designed specifically for use with Hoffman electrical enclosures rated for hazardous environments. The product ensures operational visibility while maintaining the structural integrity and safety ratings required for explosive atmospheres.
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