
Enclosure Panels & Swing-Out Panels

Enclosure backplates and panels are offset from the back of the enclosure allowing electrical devices to be mounted without compromising the integrity or NEMA rating of the enclosure. Most back panels come with pre-cut holes to match the mounting holes in the enclosure. These interior panels can also be removed or replaced, allowing the components to be easily worked on, without uninstalling the entire electrical cabinet. Back panels are made of steel, fiberglass, aluminum, wood, galvanized steel, painted steel, as well as composite materials.
Hoffman CONCEPT Panels are 14 or 12 gauge painted steel and have a conductive finish. They are taller and wider than corresponding NEMA-size panels. CONCEPT Swing-Out Panels swing from the front of the enclosure to provide access to internal mounted equipment. CSP panels have a maximum swing of 106 degrees, while the CSPB panels have a maximum swing of 94 degrees.
Hoffman FUSION G7 Horizontal Separators are 16 gauge galvanized steel and mount onto side-mount accessory rails to divide the FUSION G7 into separate compartments.
Hoffman PROLINE G2 Subpanels are part of the new EZ-Load Mounting System which was designed to maximize space utilization and to make loading the subpanel faster and safer. The EZ-Load Glide Blocks can be used to load a subpanel vertically from the side, front or rear. They can also be used to load the subpanel horizontally into a modular enclosure. The PROLINE G2 Swing-Out Mounting Subpanels allow a front-mounted subpanel to pivot out of a modular enclosure frame opening with 170 degrees of rotation.
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Internal swing out panels are used to mount and protect electrical equipment, rather than mounting the equipment to the outside door of an enclosure. A good way to think of a swing out panel, is to consider it as a second door on an enclosure.
Internal swing out panels protect equipment from vandalism and unauthorized use. HMI screens, push buttons, switches and various other equipment that is mounted to the outside door of an enclosure are not secured.
Swing out panels provide an extra barrier to protect operators. Concealing the hardware with a swing out panel provides a barrier between the operator and all of the equipment located behind the panel. The swing out panel provides access only to the hardware necessary for operation.
Swing out panels are an ideal place to mount OIT screens, indications lights and digital monitors. This provides valuable information in a way that is easy for the operator to see when working in and around the panel.