HOFFMAN A12P12 Interior Panel 14 Gangs Steel
Steel interior panel with 14 gangs for mounting components inside junction boxes
- Product typeElectrical Boxes & Covers
- Steel construction provides durable component mounting
- 14-gauge thickness adds structural rigidity for heavy parts
- 75 in height fits standard junction box enclosures
- 88 in width aligns with common panel dimensions
- 12 gang positions allow flexible equipment layout
Steel Interior Panel for Junction Boxes
The Hoffman A12P12 is a steel interior panel designed for mounting components inside compatible junction boxes. It provides a rigid mounting surface with a white finish for electrical installations. The panel is built from 14 gauge steel for structural rigidity in industrial and commercial settings.
Fourteen Gang Layout Constraints
The panel accommodates exactly fourteen gangs, which fixes the maximum number of devices or openings that can be installed. Builders who need more circuits must use a larger enclosure or multiple panels. The physical dimensions of 10.75 inches by 10.88 inches define the available mounting area.
Capacity and Mounting Headroom
Fourteen gangs give ample room for standard switch, receptacle or breaker arrangements in a single enclosure. The 14 gauge steel resists flex when devices are tightened down. Installations requiring higher gang counts or deeper devices will exceed the panel’s capacity.
How it compares
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- Price $19.99
- Cheaper than about 69% of the 1,411 comparable items (median $39.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | NVENT HOFFMAN |
| Product type | Electrical Boxes & Covers |
Questions about this item
Which interior panel suits a junction box needing 14 gangs?
The HOFFMAN A12P12 provides 14 gangs in a single steel panel, matching the requirement exactly.
What do the 10.75 in. height and 10.88 in. width mean when mounted?
The panel fits a standard cut-out of those dimensions, giving a flush surface for component mounting.
How does the 14-gauge steel affect rigidity and mounting options?
14-gauge steel gives a stiff, flat surface that resists flex when devices are fastened to the 14 gangs.
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