Stainless Steel Consolet Enclosures

An operator interface is a device that is attached to a controller that an operator can give orders to and receive a result as to the current status of a system or machine. The input devices can be switches, buttons or levers and the output devices can be indicator or pilot lights. Operator interfaces can also involve giving commands through a keyboard and receiving the current status through a screen. The most advanced level of operator interface is called Human Machine Interface (HMI) which is a software application that allows the operator to interact with connected devices through computer keyboards and mounted screens.

Consolet enclosures are used to house operator interface devices such as switches, buttons and indicator lights. Some have a sloped surface ideal for mounting keyboards.These enclosures can be mounted on either side for placement on pedestals, desktops or flat surfaces and are made of mild or stainless steel.

Hoffman Stainless Steel Consolets Type 12 are ideal for mounting small instrumentation or control devices where the access requires a 30 degree or 60 degree surface. The consolets can be mounted on pedestals, desktops or other flat surfaces. They are constructed of Type 304 stainless steel with a cover attached with a continuous hinge. 

Hoffman Stainless Steel Concept Consoles Type 4x feature a large internal capacity for mounting controls and components. They are designed so that users can sit or stand while working. The 14 gauge Type 304 stainless steel consolets have a 20 degree or 30 degree sloped-top cover and quarter-turn latches to secure the top cover closed. The door props hold the top cover open at a 90 degree angle.