B-Line Eaton series JIC panel enclosure, 14" height, 6" length, 12" width, 12, Hinged cover, 12CHQRC enclosure, Wall mount, Small single door, Extern

It's a NEMA 12 enclosure, so it's built for indoor use against falling dirt, dust and dripping non-corrosive liquids, typical of plant floors and machine shops. The seal comes from a seamless poured in-place gasket around the hinged cover. NEMA 12 is not a washdown or outdoor rating, so for hosedown or wet exterior locations you want a NEMA 4 or 4X type instead.

14 inches high, 12 inches wide and 6 inches deep. That 6 inch depth is the number to check first: it decides whether your back panel, DIN rail, contactors and wire bend radius fit behind the door. It weighs 13 lb.

No. The 14126-12CHQRC is supplied with panel mounting provisions, meaning the studs and hardware to accept a back panel, but the panel itself is a separate order. Budget for one if you're mounting a starter, PLC or terminal blocks.

Yes, the enclosure is UL 508A listed, which is the standard panel shops build to for industrial control panels. Note the listing covers the enclosure itself; the finished panel still has to be assembled and labeled by the 508A shop.

It mounts to a wall on external mounting feet, so the fasteners sit outside the sealed volume and you never breach the gasketed enclosure body. That's what keeps the NEMA 12 seal intact. Wall mount only, not free standing or floor mount.

A hinged cover on a continuous piano hinge, secured by pull drawn catches rather than screws. That means a technician can open it for service without hardware in hand, and the piano hinge carries the door load evenly along the full height instead of at two points.

16 gauge carbon steel, painted ANSI 61 grey. ANSI 61 is the standard industrial control grey, so it matches the rest of the gear on a typical plant wall. Carbon steel is a painted-finish product, not stainless, so avoid corrosive or chemical environments where you'd want a 304 stainless or fiberglass box.

No knockouts. JIC style enclosures like the 14126-12CHQRC ship solid so the installer drills or punches conduit entries where the job needs them, which is also what protects the NEMA 12 rating: every penetration you add needs a gasketed or sealing hub to keep it. Plan your entries before you hang it, since the external mounting feet mean the back is against the wall.

Yes, country of origin is the United States. That matters on public and institutional work where domestic sourcing is written into the specification.

At 13 lb empty, a single installer can hold and fasten it on the wall. Fill it with a back panel, a starter and wiring first and it gets heavier fast, so hang the empty box, anchor the four external feet, then populate it.