B-Line AF9036HSWP Eaton series free standing enclosure accessories, NEMA 4, Used to hinge panels on left or right side, Steel, Full and half swing panel, Channel mount, Free-standing enclosure accessories, Panel

The AF9036HSWP swing panel measures 39.75 inches high by 30.75 inches wide, with a stated length/depth of 39.75 inches. Size the enclosure interior against those numbers before ordering: a full and half swing panel has to clear the enclosure door opening and the side walls as it rotates, so the panel is matched to a free standing enclosure with at least that much usable interior height and width.

Either side. The panel is made to hinge on the left or the right, so you pick the swing direction at install to suit how the enclosure is positioned and which way the door opens. No separate left-hand or right-hand part number to specify.

This is a channel mount panel. It fastens to the mounting channels in a free standing enclosure rather than requiring holes drilled through the enclosure walls, which is what keeps a NEMA 4 enclosure sealed. Confirm your enclosure has the interior channel provision before ordering.

The AF9036HSWP carries a NEMA 4 degree of protection and is UL Listed, so it is intended for use inside NEMA 4 rated free standing enclosures, the type used where hose-directed water and dust are a concern. It is an interior mounting panel, not the enclosure itself, so the rating of the finished installation still depends on the enclosure and its gasketing being intact.

The AF9036HSWP is a full and half swing panel, meaning it serves both roles. A full swing panel spans the enclosure interior and pivots as one leaf; a half swing arrangement uses it as a hinged leaf in front of a fixed back panel so you can mount components on both and swing the front one out for access to the wiring behind. If all you need is a flat mounting surface with no access behind it, a fixed back panel is the cheaper choice.

Order it as Eaton B-Line AF9036HSWP. That is the single catalogue number for the panel, with hinging on either side handled at install rather than by a separate handed part.

The panel is styled with a 7mm triangular latch insert, the standard European-style utility latch used on electrical enclosures. It means the swing panel is secured with a 7mm triangular key rather than a common screwdriver, keeping the contents behind it restricted to maintenance staff who carry that key.

Steel. That gives you a rigid surface you can drill and tap for DIN rail, contactors, drives and terminal blocks without the panel deflecting, which is why swing panels in this size are specified as steel rather than a lighter material. For corrosive or food-processing environments where stainless is specified on the drawing, this is not the part to use.