B-Line Eaton series JIC panel enclosure, 12" height, 6" length, 12" width, 4X, Hinged cover, 4XSS6CHC enclosure, Wall mount, Small single door, Exter

Yes. The 12126-4XSS6CHC is rated NEMA 4X, which covers outdoor use, hosedown, and corrosive environments. The body is 316 stainless steel with a seamless poured in-place gasket, so it handles salt air, food processing washdown, and chemical exposure better than painted steel. The cover seals with stainless door clamps on a continuous piano hinge.

It measures 12 inches high, 12 inches wide, and 6 inches deep. That 6 inch depth is what decides whether your breakers, relays, or terminal blocks clear the door when it swings shut, so check your deepest mounted component plus wiring bend space against it.

It mounts to a wall using external mounting feet, so the enclosure body stands off the surface rather than sitting flat against it. That keeps the mounting fasteners outside the sealed interior, which is what preserves the 4X seal, and it lets water drain behind the box on exterior walls.

Yes, the 4XSS6CHC body includes panel mount provisions, so a back panel can be installed for mounting components. The panel itself is a separate item and is not part of the enclosure.

Hinged. The cover runs on a continuous piano hinge and latches with stainless steel door clamps, so it opens like a door instead of coming off entirely. That matters on a wall mount box you service regularly, since there is no loose cover to set down.

The 12126-4XSS6CHC carries UL 50 certification and is made in the US. UL 50 is the standard for enclosures for electrical equipment, which is typically what an inspector or a facility spec is looking for on a control enclosure.

This box is 316 stainless, which is the grade specified where chlorides are present, coastal salt spray, pool chemical rooms, food and pharma washdown. 304 stainless is the lower cost choice for general indoor or light outdoor duty. If the spec on your drawing says 316, this enclosure meets it; if it says 304 you can use this, but not the reverse.

The body is 16 gauge 316 stainless steel, and the finished box weighs 11.6 lb. One person can hang it, though on drywall you want to land the mounting feet on studs or use rated anchors.

The exterior is a #4 brushed stainless finish, the standard directional satin grain you see on commercial stainless equipment, so it will read consistently alongside other brushed stainless boxes and panels. It is not painted, so there is no color to fade or chalk outdoors.