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The nVent HOFFMAN FMB800 is an interlocking bar accessory designed for MCF and MCS series floor-standing enclosures. It measures 17x660x17mm (0.65 x 25.98 x 0.65 inches) and is constructed from 11-gauge mild steel. The component features a zinc-plated, unpainted finish to ensure durability in industrial environments. This part mechanically links secondary enclosure doors to the primary door, ensuring synchronized operation and enhanced security for combinable floor-standing enclosure configurations.
Verify that the target enclosure width is exactly 800 mm before procurement, as this interlock bar is model-specific. Confirm compatibility with both MCF and MCS series units if integrating multiple enclosure types. Ensure the installation environment does not require additional corrosion protection beyond the standard zinc plating, as the unit is supplied unpainted.
Select the FMB800 only when utilizing nVent HOFFMAN MCF or MCS floor-standing enclosures with an 800 mm width. This accessory is mandatory for creating secure, interlocked multi-door configurations in these specific series. Do not substitute with generic bars, as precise dimensional tolerances are required for proper mechanical linkage of the door mechanisms.
This component belongs to the Hoffman FMB Series of interlock bars. These accessories are engineered to provide structural integrity and security for modular enclosure systems. The FMB800 variant is dimensionally optimized for the 800 mm width class within the broader MCF and MCS product lines, ensuring seamless integration with existing mounting hardware.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available. Use only the specified FMB800 for 800 mm MCF/MCS enclosures to maintain mechanical compatibility.
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