B-Line Eaton series JIC panel enclosure, 16" height, 6" length, 14" width, 4X, Hinged cover, 4XSCHC enclosure, Wall mount, Small single door, Externa

That is exactly what the 4X rating is for. The Eaton B-Line 16146-4XSCHC is built from 304 stainless steel with a NEMA 4X rating, so it is suited to hose-down, wet, and corrosive environments rather than dry indoor-only duty. The seal is a seamless poured in-place gasket, and stainless door clamps pull the hinged cover down against it evenly.

It measures 16 inches high, 14 inches wide and 6 inches deep. Six inches of depth is shallow for anything with deep-bodied contactors, breakers stacked on a DIN rail with wireway above, or components needing a lot of bend radius on large conductors, so lay out your panel before committing. Height and width give you a 16 x 14 inch back panel area to work with.

It is a wall-mount enclosure with external mounting feet, so the fasteners land outside the sealed volume and you never drill the back wall of the box. That keeps the 4X integrity intact and stands the enclosure slightly off the mounting surface, which is what you want on a washdown wall so water does not sit behind it. At 15.7 pounds empty, two anchors sized to the feet handle it on masonry or Unistrut.

Hinged, on a continuous piano hinge running the full height of the door. That matters for service work: the door swings and stays with the box instead of having to be set down, and the continuous hinge spreads load so the door does not sag out of the gasket line over time. Closure is by stainless steel door clamps.

It carries UL 50, the standard covering enclosures for electrical equipment, and country of origin is the United States. Note that UL 50 is the enclosure construction listing; it is the NEMA 4X designation that tells you the environmental duty.

No. Like other JIC-style enclosures in the 4XSCHC line it ships as a sealed single-door box, and all conduit entries are field-made. To keep the NEMA 4X rating after you punch it, use liquidtight or watertight hub fittings rated 4X, and enter through the bottom or sides rather than the top wherever the layout allows.

16 gauge 304 stainless throughout. That is the standard body thickness for small and mid-size JIC enclosures and is rigid enough to carry a loaded back panel without oil-canning, while still light enough to drill and punch conduit hubs in the field with a standard knockout punch.

Bare stainless with a #4 brushed finish, not painted. The #4 brush is the standard satin directional grain used in food, pharma, and wet process areas because it cleans easily and shows no coating to chip or peel. If you need a specific color to match existing gear, this is not the box for it.