B-Line Eaton series panels and panel accessories, 1, White powder coated, Enclosure used to mount light-weight components, Steel, Fits enclosures 12"

The N1210PP flat perforated panel is sized for enclosures measuring 12 by 10 inches. If your box is a different size, this panel will not line up with the mounting studs, so match the panel to the enclosure's nominal dimensions.

No. This perforated back panel is specified for mounting light-weight components, and the panel itself weighs only 1.344 lb of steel. For heavy gear, use a solid, thicker-gauge mounting panel rated for the load instead of a perforated one.

Stated dimensions are 12 in, 10 in, and 8.25 in for height, width, and length/depth respectively. The panel weighs 1.344 lb, which is why it is intended for light-weight components rather than heavy transformers or large contactor stacks.

Yes, it is a NEMA 1 accessory, which means indoor use in a dry location with no washdown, dust sealing, or outdoor exposure. If your enclosure is NEMA 4 or 12 in a wet or dusty area, the panel can still mount inside it, but pick your panel to match the enclosure's interior stud spacing for 12 by 10 inch boxes.

The perforation pattern gives you a grid of pre-made holes, so you can mount DIN rail clips, small relays, terminal blocks, and low-voltage devices with self-tapping screws without drilling and deburring a solid plate. The trade-off is load capacity: perforated steel is for light components, while a solid panel is what you want when you need to tap for heavier equipment.

It is listed to CSA C22.2, so it is acceptable for use in Canadian installations as well as the US.

Order Eaton B-Line part number N1210PP. It is a single-model item, so there is no finish or size option to specify beyond that part number.

White powder coated steel. If you are standardizing a fleet of small control enclosures, other B-Line series panels in the same white powder coat will look consistent inside the box; a bare galvanized or unpainted plate will not.