B-Line Eaton series JIC panel enclosure, 14" height, 6" length, 12" width, 4X, Hinged cover, 4XACHC enclosure, Wall mount, Small single door, Externa

The 14126-4XACHC carries a NEMA 4X rating, so it handles hosedown, windblown dust and rain, and corrosive environments. The aluminum body with a seamless poured in-place gasket and stainless steel door clamps is what gets it there, which is why it holds up in food processing, car washes, and coastal or chemical exposure where painted steel would rust out. It is UL 50 listed.

14 inches high, 12 inches wide, and 6 inches deep. Those numbers are also where the part number comes from (14 x 12 x 6). Six inches of depth is the practical limit on what you can stack inside, so check your deepest component plus wiring bend space before you commit.

The enclosure includes panel mount provisions, meaning the standoffs and hardware to accept a back panel, but the panel itself is a separate item. Order a 14 x 12 JIC back panel to match if you are mounting DIN rail, terminal blocks, or a drive to it.

Yes. The 14126-4XACHC ships with external mounting feet for wall mounting, so the fasteners go outside the sealed cavity. Drilling the back wall of a 4X enclosure to mount it would compromise the rating, which is exactly what the feet avoid.

It is a hinged cover on a continuous piano hinge, so the door swings rather than lifting off, and it stays attached when open. Stainless steel door clamps pull it down onto the gasket for the seal. The continuous hinge also means no separate lift-off cover to set down on a dirty floor during service.

Both get you NEMA 4X. Aluminum, as on the 14126-4XACHC, is far lighter (this 14 x 12 x 6 box is 6.1 lb) and easier to field-drill for conduit and glands, which matters when one person is hanging several on a wall. Stainless is the choice where you have aggressive chlorides, chlorine washdown, or a spec that calls out 304 or 316. For general outdoor, damp, and mildly corrosive industrial use, aluminum is the normal pick.

No. JIC-style 4X enclosures like this one ship blank so the installer drills only where needed and seals each opening with a listed 4X-rated hub or cord grip. Any hole you make has to be sealed to that standard or you lose the NEMA 4X rating on the box.

14 gauge aluminum throughout. That is the standard JIC wall thickness and it is stiff enough to carry a loaded back panel and a heavy device without the door frame racking out of seal.