B-Line Eaton series ground mounted panel enclosure, 60" height, 16" length, 48" width, 4, Hinged cover, ES4 enclosure, Ground mount, Large double doo

The ES4 enclosure carries a NEMA 4 rating, so it is built for outdoor use and for indoor areas subject to hose-down and windblown dust or rain. A closed cell neoprene gasket seals the hinged cover and the carbon steel body is painted ANSI 61 grey. It is also UL 508A listed for industrial control panel use.

It measures 60 inches high, 48 inches wide and 16 inches deep, with a large double door front. Plan the pad and the working clearance in front of the doors around that 48 inch width, since both leaves swing out on the hinged cover.

No. The ES-604816-4 ships with no mounting provisions inside, so any subpanel, rails, or DIN mounting hardware for your gear has to be ordered separately. The 16 inch depth is what you have to work with for panel and device stack-up.

Yes. The ES4 enclosure has a 3-point latching handle with a key lock and padlock provision, so you can secure it with a padlock for lockout or site security without adding aftermarket hardware. Three-point latching also pulls the door tight against the gasket top, middle and bottom, which is what holds the NEMA 4 seal across a 60 inch tall door.

Ground mount means it is intended to sit on a pad or floor stand rather than hang off a wall, which is the right choice when the enclosure is too heavy or too tall to carry on building structure. This one weighs 379.2 lb empty and stands 60 inches tall, so a concrete pad with anchors is the normal approach. A wall mount enclosure is the better pick when you need the floor space clear and the load is light.

379.2 lb empty, before any panel or devices go in. That is a two-person plus equipment lift at minimum; most crews set it with a forklift or a genie lift. Factor the added weight of your subpanel and gear when sizing the pad.

The ES4 enclosure is certified to UL 508A, the standard covering industrial control panels, so it is acceptable as the housing for a listed control panel build. Pair that with the NEMA 4 rating when the spec calls for a watertight outdoor control enclosure.

12 gauge carbon steel, painted ANSI 61 grey. That is a heavy-wall body suited to industrial and outdoor duty rather than a light indoor box, and the painted carbon steel finish is meant to be kept intact, so touch up any field drilling or cutting to keep corrosion out.