B-Line Eaton series CT lift off cover, 3R, 12 gauge steel, ANSI 61 gray paint finish, Galvanized steel, Surface mount, 1P or 3P, Lift off cover

The 363611 RTCT current transformer cabinet measures 36 inches high by 36 inches wide with an 11 inch depth. Plan the wall space and any conduit entry around that 11 inch back-to-front dimension before you set it.

Yes. It carries a Type 3R rating, which covers outdoor use against falling rain, sleet and snow, and it is UL listed. The shell is galvanized steel finished in ANSI 61 gray paint, which is the standard exterior utility gear finish.

Surface mount to the wall or structure. It weighs 145 pounds, so at that weight plan on two people plus mechanical help, and anchor into structure or a strut backing rather than sheathing alone.

This one is a lift off cover, which is what many utilities specify for CT enclosures because the cover comes off completely for CT installation and then gets sealed. Practical consequence: you need clear working room in front and an extra set of hands to pull and reset the cover, since there is no hinge holding it. If your utility spec calls for a hinged, sealable door, this is not the right box.

Order Eaton B-Line part number 363611 RTCT. The number reads out as the size: 36 inch height, 36 inch width, 11 inch depth, rain tight CT cabinet.

12 gauge steel, galvanized, with the ANSI 61 gray paint over it. That is a heavier wall than the 14 and 16 gauge used on general purpose junction boxes, which is why utilities call for it on service entrance metering equipment that has to hold CTs and resist abuse.

Yes, if the rest of the lineup is ANSI 61 gray, which is the standard finish on most utility and industrial switchgear and panelboard exteriors. This cabinet is painted ANSI 61 gray over galvanized steel, so it reads the same as adjacent gear on the wall.