B-Line Eaton series CT lift off cover, 3R, 14 gauge steel, ANSI 61 gray paint, Galvanized steel, Surface mount, 1P, Lift off cover

Yes. The 243611 RTCT CT cabinet carries a Type 3R rating, which is the rain-tight outdoor classification used for utility metering and service equipment, so it can be mounted on an exterior wall. It is UL listed, built from 14 gauge steel over galvanized steel, and finished in ANSI 61 gray paint for outdoor service.

The cabinet measures 24 in high, 36 in wide, and 11 in deep. Lay out your wall opening and conduit runs against those numbers before you set anchors, since the 36 in width is the dimension that usually drives whether it clears adjacent meter sockets or gutter.

Yes, it is configured single-phase (1P) for single-phase CT metering installations. For a three-phase service you want a three-phase CT cabinet instead; don't substitute the 1P enclosure on a 3-phase job.

At 72 lb, the 243611 RTCT is a two-person lift for surface mounting, and the wall and anchors have to be rated for that hanging load plus the cover. The lift off cover comes free entirely rather than swinging, so plan for somewhere to set a large panel down while you are landing conductors.

A lift off cover, which is what the 243611 RTCT uses, detaches completely from the enclosure once the fasteners are removed. That gives an unobstructed opening for pulling and terminating large service conductors and setting current transformers, and it suits sealed utility metering where the cover is not meant to be opened routinely. A hinged door version is the better choice where someone needs frequent access without handling a loose panel.

14 gauge is the body thickness utilities typically specify for CT cabinets in this size range, and the 243611 RTCT uses it over a galvanized steel base with a UL listing. The 11 in depth gives working room for conductor bending radius behind the CTs. Utilities do maintain their own approved-equipment lists, so match the model number against your serving utility's spec sheet.

It ships finished in ANSI 61 gray paint over galvanized steel, the standard utility and switchgear gray, so no field painting is needed. If you are matching an existing lineup of gear on the same wall, ANSI 61 is the color most metering and switchgear enclosures already use.