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The Hoffman G280626G224 is a wall-mount enclosure constructed from steel with a gray powder-coat finish. It features NEMA 12 rating for protection against dust, dirt, and dripping non-corrosive liquids. The unit measures 28 inches in height, 26 inches in width, and 6 inches in depth. It includes a hinged door with a key lock mechanism and provisions for panel mounting. The design supports industrial control applications requiring environmental sealing.
Verify the specific model number against official Hoffman Enclosures documentation to ensure compatibility with required ingress protection standards. Confirm dimensional constraints fit the intended installation space. Check for included accessories such as mounting rails or knockouts. Ensure the gray finish meets facility aesthetic requirements. Validate that the NEMA 12 rating aligns with the operational environment's exposure to dust and liquids.
Select this model when a steel enclosure with NEMA 12 protection is required for indoor industrial use. Consider the 28x26x6 inch dimensions for component layout planning. Evaluate the need for additional cutouts or gaskets if operating conditions exceed standard NEMA 12 specifications. Compare material thickness and corrosion resistance against alternative materials like stainless steel or polycarbonate if harsher environments are anticipated.
This model belongs to the Hoffman G-series of wall-mount enclosures. These units are designed for general-purpose industrial applications. The series offers various sizes and configurations to accommodate different control panel needs. The G280626G224 represents a specific dimension within this standardized product line.
Consult official Hoffman Enclosures cross-reference guides for direct replacements. Verify that substitute models maintain identical NEMA ratings and dimensional tolerances. Ensure locking mechanisms and hinge types match existing installation hardware. Confirm material composition matches corrosion resistance requirements.

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