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The Hoffman G280426G216 is a gray, steel wall-mount enclosure with dimensions of 28 inches in height, 24 inches in width, and 6 inches in depth. It features a NEMA 12 rating for protection against dust, dripping non-corrosive liquids, and oil coolants. The unit includes a hinged door with a quarter-turn fastener mechanism and comes pre-drilled for cable entry at the bottom. Constructed from 14-gauge steel, it offers durability for industrial environments while maintaining a compact footprint suitable for mounting control components.
Verify that the specific model suffix matches the required finish and hardware configuration. Confirm dimensional constraints fit the intended installation space. Ensure compatibility with any additional accessories or mounting brackets needed for the specific application setup before finalizing orders.
Choose this model when a standard NEMA 12 enclosure is sufficient for the operating environment. Consider the internal volume requirements to ensure adequate space for all planned components. Evaluate the need for additional gaskets or seals if exposure to harsher conditions is anticipated beyond standard NEMA 12 specifications.
This part belongs to Hoffman's line of general-purpose steel enclosures designed for indoor industrial use. These units are commonly used in factory automation and machinery control applications where moderate protection against airborne particles and liquids is required. The series provides a cost-effective solution for protecting sensitive electronic equipment.
Check for equivalent models from other manufacturers offering identical NEMA ratings and similar dimensional profiles. Verify that substitute parts maintain the same mounting hole patterns and door hinge configurations to ensure seamless integration into existing setups without modification.

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