B-Line Eaton series ground mounted panel enclosure, 62" height, 10" length, 48" width, 4X, Hinged cover, 4XSS6FD enclosure, Ground mount, Large doubl

That is what it is built for. The 624810-4XSS6FD is a NEMA 4X enclosure in 316 stainless steel, which is the grade used where chlorides and salt spray are present, and it uses a seamless poured in-place gasket with stainless door clamps to keep the seal under hose-down. Body metal is 12 gauge, so it takes physical abuse as well as the weather.

It measures 62 inches high, 48 inches wide and 10 inches deep. That 10 inch depth is shallow for a box this large, so check your deepest device plus wire bending space before you commit. Being a large double door style, you also need clearance in front for both doors to swing clear.

It is a ground mounted enclosure and ships with ground mount legs, so it sets on a pad or foundation rather than hanging on a structure. If your install is a wall or strut mount, this is the wrong configuration and you want a wall mount version of the 4XSS6FD family instead.

It weighs 371.1 lb empty. That is a two-person minimum with mechanical help, and on most sites it means a forklift, hoist or engine crane to land it on the pad. Plan rigging and the anchor layout for the legs before delivery day.

Yes. The hinged double doors have a padlock provision, along with stainless door clamps that pull the doors down onto the gasket. The clamps do the sealing; the padlock is what keeps the public out.

It carries UL 50, the standard for enclosures for electrical equipment, and it is made in the US. That covers the enclosure itself; any listing for what you install inside it comes from the device manufacturer.

The 624810-4XSS6FD is the enclosure itself: 316 stainless body, hinged large double doors, poured in-place gasket, stainless clamps and ground mount legs. Panel mounting hardware and subpanels for a 62 by 48 interior are ordered separately from the B-Line accessory panels sized to that box, so specify those with the enclosure if your gear needs a flat mounting surface.

Both take a NEMA 4X rating, but 316 adds molybdenum and resists chloride pitting far better, so it is the one to specify near salt water, in wastewater and water treatment, on food and chemical process floors, and anywhere sanitizers get sprayed. This enclosure is 316. Inland dry sites with no chemical exposure are usually fine on 304 or on a painted steel 4X box.

The exterior is a #4 brushed stainless finish, the standard directional satin grain, which reads grey. There is no paint to chip or chalk, which is part of why 316 stainless gets specified for exposed outdoor installs.