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The P2DDR188 is a right mullion disconnect door manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. for the Proline G2 series. Designed for use with 1800 mm height and 800 mm width frames, this component features a hinged mullion with a cutout to accommodate flange-mount disconnect devices. Constructed from mild steel in RAL7035 light gray, it provides an interlock mechanism connecting enclosure doors to the mullion. The unit measures approximately 70.2 inches in height and 31.4 inches in width.
Verify that the target enclosure frame dimensions strictly match 1800 mm height and 800 mm width before procurement. Confirm the requirement for a right-hand mullion configuration, as left-hand variants differ. Ensure compatibility with the specific Proline G2 series design. Check for any required accessories or hardware not included with the door unit itself. Validate the RAL7035 finish requirement against existing panel aesthetics.
Select this part specifically for Proline G2 systems requiring integrated disconnect functionality on the right side. It is not a standalone enclosure but a component for larger frame assemblies. Consider the spatial requirements for the flange-mount disconnect device cutout when planning internal layout. Verify that the interlock mechanism aligns with the chosen door hardware. This component is distinct from standard solid doors or windows.
This component belongs to the Hoffman Proline G2 line of industrial enclosures and accessories. It serves as a specialized door solution for high-power applications where disconnect switches are mounted directly to the enclosure structure. The Proline G2 series is known for modular construction, allowing such specific functional doors to be integrated into larger frame systems.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation. Direct replacement requires matching the Proline G2 frame dimensions and right-hand orientation exactly.
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