B-Line 624812-4XSS6FD3PT Eaton series ground mounted panel enclosure

The 624812-4XSS6FD3PT measures 62 inches high, 48 inches wide and 12 inches deep. The model number reads the same way: 62 x 48 x 12. Plan the pad and the working clearance in front of the double doors around that 48 inch width, and remember the doors swing out, so you need door swing room plus the 62 inch height sitting on its ground mount legs.

NEMA 4X, built from 316 stainless steel. That combination handles hosedown, windblown rain and corrosive atmospheres, which is why 316 rather than 304 gets specified near salt air, wastewater plants and chemical or food processing areas. It carries UL 50 as well.

386.7 lb empty. That is not a two-man lift. Bring a forklift, an engine hoist or a gantry to get it onto the pad, and rig it before you load any panel gear into it. The 12 gauge stainless body is most of that weight.

It is a ground mounted design with ground mount legs, so it is meant to stand on a pad or floor rather than hang on a wall. If your install is a wall mount, you want a wall mount 4X stainless enclosure instead, not this one.

Both doors are hinged and close on a stainless handle with 3-point latching, which pulls the door tight at top, center and bottom to keep the 4X seal even across a 62 inch tall opening. The handle includes a key lock with padlock provision, so you can key it or hang your own padlock for a lockout or a utility seal.

Depth is 12 inches, which suits panelboards, breaker panels, terminal blocks and flat-mounted controls. Deep gear such as large VFDs, stacked starter buckets or anything needing rear wireway behind a subpanel will crowd it, so check the depth of your deepest device plus wire bending space before you commit.

What is defined here is the 4XSS6FD3PT enclosure body itself: 12 gauge 316 stainless, double hinged doors, 3-point latching handle and ground mount legs. Mounting panels, din rail, window kits and terminal kits are separate items, so order the subpanel that matches a 62 x 48 opening along with the box if you need gear mounted inside.

At 48 inches wide, a single door would need 48 inches of clear swing in front of it. The large double door style splits that in half, which is what makes this workable in a tight equipment yard, a pump house aisle or along a wall where a full-width door would hit a rail or another cabinet. Both leaves are hinged and pull shut under the 3-point latch.

Country of origin is the US, which matters if you are filling a government, transit or institutional order carrying domestic sourcing language. The part number to quote is 624812-4XSS6FD3PT from Eaton B-Line.