1. Insert the 1/4–20x7/8 bolt through the hole in the panel as
shown.
2. Secure bolt with keps nut. The keps nuts must penetrate into
the paint to insure electrical continuity.
3. Attach the ground wire and secure with 1/4–20 hex nut as
shown.
4. Install the lockwasher under one of the nuts securing the panel
to insure grounding between the panel and the enclosure.
5. Attach grounding label included adjacent to the bolt as shown.
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Installation Instructions For
Large Grounding Kit 99411400
1. Secure keps nut on each ground stud. The
keps nuts must penetrate into the paint to
insure electrical continuity.
2. Attach the ground wire and secure with the
1/4–20 hex nuts as shown.
3. Attach the grounding labels included adjacent
to the studs as shown.
Grounding Label
Keps Nut
1/4–20
Hex Nut
Ground Wire
(not included)
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For Variable Depth Disconnect Devices
And For Flexible Cable Disconnect Devices
In Hoffman Bulletin A25
Wall Mounted Disconnect Enclosures
Rev. B 113357P/N 99401665E 2005 Hoffman Enclosures Inc.®E 2005 Hoffman Enclosures Inc.
3−Point Latching2−Point Latching
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WARNING
The functions, fits, and clearances of the installation described hereon are calculated from information supplied by the manufactures of the equipment to be installed. Be certain to check the function, fits, and clearances of all equipment both before and after
installation to assure that it operates properly and safely and meets all applicable codes, standards, and regulations.
In the event the completed installation does not function properly or fails to meet any such codes, standards, or regulations, do
not attempt to make alterations or operate the equipment. Report such facts immediately to:
Customer Service Dept.
Hoffman Enclosures Inc.
2100 Hoffman Way
Anoka, MN 55303−1745
(763) 422−2211
NOTICE
To maintain the environmental rating of this enclosure: install in any opening, only listed or recognized disconnect devices, external mounting feet, or conduit hubs that have the same environmental rating as the
enclosure. Install in compliance with the installation instructions of the device.
Installation Instruction Index
Brand of Disconnect
Type
See Pages
Allen−Bradley 1494V
Cutler−Hammer C361/C371
General Electric STDA
Square D 9422
Cutler−Hammer C371 Flex Shaftt
General Electric SCH
Siemens I−T−E Max Flext
Square D 9422
Step 1 − Drill mounting holes in panel for specific disconnect device being installed. See installation instruc-
tion index above for appropriate panel drilling instructions. Additional holes may be required when using
fused switches. See disconnect manufacturers instructions.
Step 2− Install operating handle on enclosure flange in holes provided. Follow disconnect manufacturers
instructions.
Step 3− Install disconnect device on panel. Follow disconnect manufacturers instructions for installation
and adjustment.
Step 4− Install door hardware on enclosure door. See table 3 on page 3 for selection of appropriate 2−point
or 3−point door hardware. Follow disconnect manufactures instructions and Hoffman additional information
to install door hardware. See disconnect manufactures instructions to adjust door hardware to properly interlock to disconnect operating handle.
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Correct
position
of upper
roller
assembly,
rivet, and
latch bar.
Rivet here
Rivet here
(To Open)
Latch bar
post
Cover
interlock
bracket
Latch bar
bracket
Latch bar
M−4 or
M−9
Square D
door
hardware.
TABLE 3 DOOR HARDWARE REQUIRED
Disconnect
Brand
Allen−Bradley
Bulletin 1494V
Cutler Hammer
Type C361
Type C371
Type C371 Flex Shaft
General Electric
Type STDA
Type SCH
Square D
Class 9422
20” 24” 30” 36”
Enclosure Height
2−Point
1494V−L1
C361 KJ4
OR
C361 KJ6
TDV1
9423−M4
OR
9423−M9
42” 48” 60”
3−Point
1494V−L1
1494V−L2
C361 KJ4
C361 KR
C361 KJ6
C361 KR
TDV1
TDV3
9423−M4
9423−M3
9423−M9
9423−M3
Additional
Mounting
Information
See Note 1
See Note 2
See Note 3
See Note 4
and
Fig. 6
M−3 (3rd)
roller
assembly
Rivet here
Siemens
I−T−E
Max Flex
DKR2
DKR3
See Note 5
Sq. D Door Hardware
Figure 6
Note 1− Hoffman enclosures include a latch bar and have a door catch and stud−type standoffs provided on the door. Therefore;
Allen−Bradley door hardware items 19, 20, 21, 22, 24, 25, 26, and the Allen−Bradley door catch (shown in figure 4 of the Allen−Bradley
instructions) can be omitted. The Allen−Bradley pivot plate (item 23) is to be installed on the stud−type standoffs with the sleeve and
locknut provided by Hoffman. Fasten the Allen−Bradley defeater actuator (item 30) to the latch bar. The latch bar has six (6) mounting
holes. Use the top holes for eight (8) inch deep enclosures, middle holes for ten (10) inch deep enclosures, and the bottom holes for
twelve (12), and sixteen (16) inch deep enclosures.
Note 2− Hoffman enclosures include a latch bar and have a door catch and stud type standoffs provided on the doors. Therefore the
Cutler−Hammer door catch and some door hardware items will not be needed (CH items no. one (1) through six (6)). Install the CH
defeater bracket (item 28) onto latch rod (furnished with enclosure). The latch rod has six (6) mounting holes. Use the top pair of holes for
eight (8) inch deep enclosures, the middle holes for ten (10) inch deep enclosures, and the bottom holes for twelve (12) inch and sixteen
(16) inch deep enclosures. Adjust door hardware as required.
Note 3− Hoffman enclosures include a latch bar and have a door catch and stud−type standoffs provided on the door. Therefore, G.E.
door hardware items 17, 18, 20, 21, and 22 can be omitted. Use optional mounting of upper latch (figure 1a on G.E. instructions) where
upper latch roller contacts top of enclosure flange. The G.E. roller assembly (item 19) should be installed on the stud−type standoffs with
the locknut provided by Hoffman. Install the G.E. interlock bracket (item 23) ont the latch bar. The latch bar has six (6) mounting holes.
Use the top holes for for eight (8) inch deep enclosures, middle holes for ten (10) inch deep enclosures, and the bottom holes for twelve
(12), and sixteen (16) inch deep enclosures.
Note 4− Hoffman enclosures include a latch bar and have a door catch and stud−type standoffs provided on the door. Therefore, Square
D door hardware items 10, 13, 22, 23, 24, 25, and 26 can be omitted. The Square D latch arm (item 16) is to be installed on the stud−type
standoffs with the sleeve and locknut provided by Hoffman. Note: Assemble the upper Square D latching arm to the latch bar as shown in
of Square D instructions. Also see Figure 6 (above) which shows correct assembly of door hardware. Fasten the Square D latch bar
bracket (item 8) to the latch bar. The latch bar has six (6) mounting holes. Use the top holes for eight (6) inch deep enclosures, middle
holes for ten (10) inch deep enclosures, and the bottom holes for twelve (12) and sixteen (16) inch deep enclosures.
Note 5− Hoffman enclosures include a latch bar and have a door catch and stud−type standoffs provided on the door. Install the I−T−E
roller assembly on the stud−type standoffs with the locknut provided by Hoffman. Fasten the I−T−E interlock defeater lever to the latch bar.
The latch bar has six (6) mounting holes. Use the top holes for eight (8) inch deep enclosures, middle holes for ten (10) inch deep
enclosures, and the bottom holes for twelve (12) and sixteen (16) inch deep enclosures.
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Wall−Mounted Disconnect Enclosures
Installation Instructions for Allen−Bradley 1494V (variable depth) Disconnects
Figure 3
* E= 4.75 for 8.00” Deep
E= 7.09 for 10.00” Deep
E= 11.62 for 12.00” Deep
E= 11.62 for 16.00” Deep
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Installation Instructions for Allen−Bradley 1494V (variable depth) Disconnects
159∅
A25
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d Di
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Allen−Bradley Bulletin
1494V Disconnect or
operator for Circuit
Breaker
*1494V−DS30
(30 AMP)
*1494V−DS60
(60 AMP)
*1494V−DS100
(100A./series B)
*1494V−DS200
(200 A./series B)
1494V−M40 for 15−150
AMP West.
1494V−M50 for 15−150
AMP West.
1494V−M60 for 70−400
AMP West.
Wall−Mounted Disconnect Enclosures
TABLE 1
Sub−Panel Drilling
Enclosure Depth
8.00
H
H
1.413.758.281.972.444.333.941.44− − −− − −− − −
Do Not
Install
Do Not
Install
3.505.8410.381.381.094.501.381.09− − −− − −− − −
Do Not
Install
Do Not
Install
10.00
3.758.281.972.444.333.941.44− − −− − −− − −
Do Not
Install
Do Not
Install
Do Not
Install
12.00
16.00
H
7.142.362.804.924.721.69− − −− − −− − −
10.941.381.257.251.381.25.692.0310.62
9.881.721.788.441.721.78.861.1610.75
JKLMNPQRHole Size
.
10−32 UNF
.159∅
10−32 UNF
.201∅
1/4−20 UNC
.136∅
8−32 UNF
.201∅
1/4−20 UNC
.201∅
1/4−20 UNC
* See A−B Instructions For Locating Fuse Blocks.
NOTE: Allen−Bradley variable depth disconnects are provided with connecting rods that must be cut to length to fit
the enclosure depth (from flange surface to subpanel surface). See table 2 and Allen−Bradley instructions.
TABLE 2
BulletinHoffman Disconnect Enclosure Description
Enclosure Depth
C
Allen−Bradley
D (1)
8.006.88
10.008.88
ounte
sconnec
osure
12.0010.88
16.0014.88
1) This enclosure depth dimension is used to calculate the length of Allen−Bradley connecting rod(s).
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Wall−Mounted Disconnect Enclosures
Installation Instructions for Cutler−Hammer C361 and C371
Disconnects with Variable Depth Operating Mechanisms
* E= 4.75 for 8.00” Deep
Figure 3
Hole Pattern For Disconnect SwitchSize
C361NC/C361SC30 AMP
C361ND/C361SD60 AMP
C361NE/C361SE100 AMP
C361NF/C361SF200 AMP
Hole Pattern For Circuit BreakerFrame Size
HMCP, FS, FH, EHD FDB, FD, HFD150 AMP
HMCP, JS, JH, JL, JD, JDB, HJD, JDC250 AMP
HMCP, HK, KS, KD, DK, KDB, HKD400 AMP
LH, LS, LC600 AMP
E= 7.09 for 10.00” Deep
E= 11.62 for 12.00” Deep
E= 11.62 for 16.00” Deep
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DoNot
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D
Not
Install
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Installation Instructions for Cutler−Hammer C361 and C371
Disconnects with Variable Depth Operating Mechanisms
NOTE: Cutler−Hammer variable depth disconnects are provided with connecting rods that must be cut to length to
fit the enclosure depth (from flange surface to subpanel surface). See table 2 and Cutler−Hammer instructions.
TABLE 2
BulletinHoffman Disconnect Enclosure Description
Enclosure Depth
C
Cutler−Hammer
D (1)
8.006.88
10.008.88
ounte
sconnec
osure
12.0010.88
16.0014.88
1) This dimension is used to determine length to cut Cutler−Hammer connecting rods.
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Wall−Mounted Disconnect Enclosures
Installation Instructions for General Electric Type STDA
Variable Depth Operating Mechanisms
* E= 4.75 for 8.00” Deep
E= 7.09 for 10.00” Deep
E= 11.62 for 12.00” Deep
E= 11.62 for 16.00” Deep
Figure 3
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Installation Instructions for General Electric Type STDA
Variable Depth Operating Mechanisms
TABLE 1
Sub−Panel Drilling
G.E. Operating
Mechanism
TDOM1AQMR−QMW41/4−202.503.978.50.753.006.75
TDOM1JAQMR−QMW41/4−202.503.978.50.753.006.75
TDOM1BQMR−QMW41/4−202.503.978.50.753.006.75
TDOM1JBQMR−QMW41/4−202.503.978.50.753.006.75
TDOM2QMR−QMW41/4−20
SDOM1ASE15041/4−202.503.978.50.753.006.75
SDOM3SF25041/4−20
SDOM4SG60061/4−20
Frame Size
No. Of
Holes
Hole Size
H
8” Deep
Do Not
Install
Do Not
Install
Do Not
Install
H
10” Deep
Do Not
Install
4.388.911.692.7510.88
Do Not
Install
H
12” & 16”
Deep
8.50.697.007.25
6.911.343.35
JXY
5.51 AND
12.20
SDOM1ATEB, TED41/4−202.503.978.50.753.006.75
SDOM1A
SDOM1AP
TDOM3TFJ, TFK41/4−203.978.501.692.7510.88
TDOM4JFRAME41/4−20
TDOM5TB4, TJH41/4−20
TDOM6K FRAME41/4−20
TB1
TEC, TECL
41/4−202.503.978.50.753.006.75
Do Not
Install
3.347.881.635.508.63
3.347.881.635.5014.63
Do Not
Install
4.131.635.5016.75
NOTE: General Electric variable depth disconnects are provided with connecting rods that must be cut to length to
fit the enclosure depth (from flange surface to subpanel surface). See table 2 and General Electric instructions.
TABLE 2
BulletinHoffman Disconnect Enclosure Description
Enclosure Depth
C
G.E.
D (1)
8.006.88
10.008.88
ounte
sconnec
osure
12.0010.88
16.0014.88
1) This dimension is used to determine length to cut General Electric drive rod and stiffener rod (if used).
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Wall−Mounted Disconnect Enclosures
Installation Instructions for Square D 9422
Variable Depth Operating Mechanisms
Figure 3
* E= 4.75 for 8.00” Deep
E= 7.09 for 10.00” Deep
E= 11.62 for 12.00” Deep
E= 11.62 for 16.00” Deep
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DoNot
A25
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Installation Instructions for Square D 9422
Variable Depth Operating Mechanisms
TABLE 1
Sub−Panel Drilling
Square D
Operating
Mechanism
TCN, TCF41,4,6,710−242.254.599.13.385.504.50
TDN, TDF41,4,6,710−242.254.599.13.385.504.50
TEN, TEF41,4,6,710−24
TC41,2,5810−242.504.418.94.385.136.50
TD41,2,4710−242.254.599.13.475.195.25
TE41,2,3,41/4−20
TF41,2,3,45/16−18
RG141,2,3,48−322.254.599.131.471.183.94
RN141,2,3,48−322.785.139.661.381.505.13
RP141,2,3,410−242.785.139.661.561.507.13
RR−1
No. Of
Holes
41,2,3,41/4−20
41,2,3,4.375 Dia.
Mtg. Hole
Position
Hole Size
H
8” Deep
Do Not
Install
Do Not
Install
Do NotDo Not
Install
H
10” Deep
4.599.13.385.504.50
2.977.501.845.506.50
Do Not
Install
Install
H
12” & 16”
Deep
6.881.319.448.00
9.00.196.636.56
7.632.502.009.25
JXY
NOTE: Square D variable depth disconnects are provided with connecting rods that must be cut to length to fit the
enclosure depth (from flange surface to subpanel surface). See table 2 and Square D instructions.
TABLE 2
BulletinHoffman Disconnect Enclosure Description
Enclosure Depth
C
Square “D”
D (1)
8.006.88
10.008.88
ounte
sconnec
osure
12.0010.88
16.0014.88
1) This dimension is used to determine length to cut Square D operating rods. Use .070 for “T” dimension.
Step1− Determine disconnect hole pattern from Figure 3 CH and the above tables. See disconnect manufacturers
instructions for range of disconnect location based on cable length being used and depth of enclosure.
NOTE− Locate disconnect so appropriate wire bend space is provided for the line side wire size being used. Refer
to National Electrical Code Article 430−10b for wire bend space required.
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Wall−Mounted Disconnect Enclosures
Installation Instructions for General Electric SCH
Flexible Cable Operating Mechanisms
Figure 3 GE
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Installation Instructions for General Electric SCH
Flexible Cable Operating Mechanisms
TABLE 1
Sub−Panel Drilling
Cable MechanismCircuit BreakerNo. of HolesHole Size
SCOM1AE15048−321.384.881.38
SCOM1EF
SCOM1GSG600412−241.817.751.84
SCOM1KSK120045/16−182.7514.252.75
SE150410−321.384.881.38
SF250412−241.387.751.38
TABLE 2
XYC
min
BulletinHoffman Disconnect Enclosure Description
Enclosure Depth
C
H
8.003.25
10.005.59
ounte
sconnec
osure
12.0010.13
16.0010.13
Step1− Determine disconnect hole pattern from Figure 3 GE and the above tables. See disconnect manufacturers
instructions for range of disconnect location based on cable length being used and depth of enclosure.
NOTE− Locate disconnect so appropriate wire bend space is provided for the line side wire size being used. Refer
to National Electrical Code Article 430−10b for wire bend space required.
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Bulletin A25 Wall−Mounted Disconnect Enclosures
Installation Instructions for Siemens (I−T−E) Max Flext
Flexible Cable Operating Mechanisms
Figure 3 ITE
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Installation Instructions for Siemens (I−T−E) Max Flext
Flexible Cable Operating Mechanisms
TABLE 1
Sub−Panel Drilling For Disconnect Switches
I−T−E*
Mechanism
FHOS06036R30 A SW.4 & 32.001.695.102.881.50.661.89
FHOS06036R60 A SW.4 & 32.001.695.102.881.50.661.89
FHOS06036R100 A SW.4 & 32.00.825.103.211.81.663.00
FHOS20036R200 A SW.4 & 32.50−1.005.501.007.86.625.44
I−T−E* MechanismNo. of HolesHole Size
FHOE03648−321.005.001.00
FHOF03641/4−201.507.501.50
FHOJ03641/4−202.509.752.50
FHOLM03641/4−202.509.752.50
Fits
Disconnect
Device
No. of Holes
ABCDEF
TABLE 1
Sub−Panel Drilling For Circuit Breakers
XYC
min
G
min
* These mechanisms include 36” operating cables. If longer cables are needed, order I−T−E components separately.
Step1− Determine disconnect hole pattern from Figure 3 I−T−E and the above tables. See disconnect manufacturers
instructions for range of disconnect location based on cable length being used and depth of enclosure.
NOTE− Locate disconnect so appropriate wire bend space is provided for the line side wire size being used. Refer
to National Electrical Code Article 430−10b for wire bend space required.
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Wall−Mounted Disconnect Enclosures
Installation Instructions for Square D 9422
Flexible Cable Operating Mechanisms
Figure 3 SQ D
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CFT
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Installation Instructions for Square D 9422
Flexible Cable Operating Mechanisms
TABLE 1
Sub−Panel Drilling
Cable
Mechanism
CFT
CGJGJL41,2,3,48−321.183.942.50
CFAFAL, FHL41,2,3,48−321.505.133.75
CKAKAL, KHL41,2,3,410−241.507.133.75
CLA**LAL, LHL
* See Square “D” instructions for range of “C” dimension which vary for 36”, 60” and 120” cable lengths.
** See Square “D” instructions for relationship between 1/4−20 and .375 diameter holes for LA circuit breaker.
Step1− Determine disconnect hole pattern from Figure 3 SQ. D and the above tables. See disconnect manufacturers
instructions for range of disconnect location based on cable length being used and depth of enclosure.
NOTE− Locate disconnect so appropriate wire bend space is provided for the line side wire size being used. Refer
to National Electrical Code Article 430−10b for wire bend space required.
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Hoffman Enclosures Inc.
2100 Hoffm an Way
Anoka, MN 55303−1745
(763) 422−2211
www.hoffmanonline.com
Pentair Electroni c Packagi ng
170 Commerce Drive
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(401) 732−3770
www.pentair−ep.com
Mexico
Pentair Enclos ures, S. de R.L. de C.V.
Federico T. de la Chica No. 8 Piso 4 A
Circuito Comercial Plaza Satélite
Ciudad Satélite,
Naucalpan, México C.P. 53100
011−52−55−5393−8263
Canada
Hoffman−Schroff
111 Grangeway Avenue, Suite 504
Scarborough, Ont ario M1H 3E9
(416) 289−2770
1−800−668−2500 (Canada only)
Germany
Schroff GmbH
Langenalber Str. 96−100
75334 Straubenhardt
49 (07082) 794−0
Great Brit ain
Schroff UK Ltd.
Maylands Avenue
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44 (01442) 240471
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47 022 76 33 60
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®
Enclosure Alterations
Hoffman Enclosures Inc.
2100 Hoffman Way
Anoka, MN 55303−1745
(763) 422−2211
Hoffman cannot assure the safety or effectiveness of any alterations or
additions not made by Hoffman Enclosures Inc. However, the following
information may be helpful. These instructions do not eliminate the need
to consult with equipment manufacturers and to observe all regulatory agency procedures and safe
practices to assure the proper electrical and mechanical function of Hoffman products in each
particular application.
1. REPAINTING
See “Instructions for Repainting Hoffman
Standard Paint Finishes”, part number
23155002.
4. PANEL INSTALLATION
When the interior panel is being installed, it
may be necessary to bend one or more
mounting studs slightly to permit the panel to fit
in place. Simply position the panel on the studs
2. MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS
a. Wall mounted enclosures have either an
internal mounting means or external
mounting feet. Proper fasteners must be
used in all mounting holes to secure the
enclosure to the wall.
b. Floor mounted enclosures have floor
stands (legs) which include mounting
plates. Proper fasteners must be used in
all mounting holes to securely anchor the
enclosure to the floor.
3. DOOR CLOSING ADJUSTMENTS
a. Single door (wall mounted)
If the surface on which the enclosure is
mounted is not flat, the door may not open
and close properly. Also, if heavy
equipment is mounted on a large door, the
door may sag slightly. If the top of the door
strikes the lip which extends around the
body opening, place metal shims behind
the mounting foot which is located at the
bottom of the enclosure and closest to the
door hinge. Place the shims between the
mounting foot and the wall or mounting
surface. Be sure all mounting screws are
tightened securely.
b. Two door (floor mounted)
The overlapping doors are factory−fitted to
meet evenly at the top and bottom. If the
floor under the enclosure is not level, the
doors will not close evenly. In this case,
place metal shims under the corners of the
enclosure. The enclosure should be
bolted in place with the doors closed to
prevent tipping when installing shims.
Shims under the right front corner will raise
the right door. Shims under the left front
that line up properly and pry the other studs
into position with a suitable screwdriver
inserted through the panel holes.
5. REMOVING HINGE PINS FROM
CONTINUOUS HINGES
This can be a difficult operation requiring one or
more people. This procedure is best
accomplished by using a small diameter punch
to drive the hinge pin toward the bottom of the
enclosure. Lay the wall−mounted and
floor−mounted or free−standing enclosure on
its back side (see note 7 below). When the
hinge pin protrudes about two inches below the
bottom hinge barrel, bend the end of the pin
180° so it is shaped like the letter “J”. Use an
electric or air powered vibrating hammer fitted
with a tool which has a hole in the end to fit
over the hinge pin, and drive the hinge pin out
while opening and closing the door. To install
the hinge pin, straighten the pin and drive it in
with the vibrating hammer while opening and
closing the door. Most hinge pins have one
end chamfered, so be sure to start the
chamfered end first when installing the pin.
6. PRINT POCKET
The print pocket on the door can be inverted or
removed entirely.
7. LIFTING ENCLOSURES BY EYEBOLTS
To lift an enclosure which has eyebolts or
mounting feet, be sure to use all the eyebolts
and top mounting feet provided. Arrange the
chains and cables with spreader bars so you
are lifting straight up on the eyebolts or top
mounting feet.
corner will raise the left door. It is
important that the doors meet evenly to
insure a proper seal against liquids and
dust. Be sure all mounting bolts are
tightened securely.
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ACCESSORIES AND HARDWARE
Hoffman cannot assure the safety or
effectiveness of any alterations or additions
not made by Hoffman Enclosures Inc.
Lock kits
and latch kits are available for field
or factory installation on many types of
Hoffman enclosures. Lock kits provide
key−locking capabilities. Latch kits permit
rapid access to enclosure interiors while
retaining the oil tight and dust tight features.
Louver plate kits
provide ventilation in
enclosures where internal heat is a problem.
Floor stand kits for converting wall mounting
enclosures to floor mounting are available for
field or factory installation on single door
NEMA 12 and NEMA 4 enclosures.
Drip shield kits are available for field or
factory installation on single door and double
door NEMA 12 enclosures.
Electrical interlocks provide a positive
internal safety lockout on electrical
enclosures while the enclosure contents are
energized.
Swing−out panel kits provide a means of
mounting gauges, switches, pilot lights and
other components near the front of the
enclosure.
OTHER HOFFMAN PRODUCTS
S NEMA 1, NEMA 3R, NEMA 4, NEMA 4X,
NEMA 9, and NEMA 12 enclosures
S Oil tight JIC boxes and troughs.
S Oil tight wireway and lay−in wireway
S NEMA 1 wireway
S Oil tight pushbutton enclosures
S Cutout boxes, pull boxes, and transformer
cabinets
S Non−metallic enclosures
Safety Lockouts protect personnel and
equipment by enabling multiple padlocks to
be installed on a de−energized switch.
Touch−up paint
is used to repair the finish of
enclosures and panels.
Window kits
are available for many types of
Hoffman enclosures.
Corrosion inhibitors protect interior
components of enclosures, wireway,
consoles, etc. from corrosion. There are no
coatings, oils, or greases to apply.
Hole seals are used to seal extra conduit
openings, pushbutton holes, cutouts, etc.
against dust, dirt, oil, and water.
Terminal kit assemblies provide an easy
method to mount terminal blocks in many
types of Hoffman enclosures.
Folding Shelves can be used to support
instruments and test equipment.
Pedestals are used to provide floor mounting
at a working height for small to medium size
enclosures.
S Aluminum enclosures and boxes
S Console cabinets
S Custom−built enclosures of all types
S Instrument and electronic enclosures
S Environmental control products
S EMI/RFI shielded enclosures
S Wiring duct
S Modified Standard Enclosures
S Stainless steel enclosures and boxes
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E 2004 Hoffman Enclosures Inc.
S Co−Developed Enclosures
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