B-Line 14126-SDFQRCC Eaton series JIC panel enclosure

It carries a NEMA 4X rating, so it's built for outdoor and corrosive or washdown locations, hose-directed water and windblown dust included. The fiberglass body is what makes the 4X corrosion side of that rating work, which is why it holds up better than painted steel around chemicals, coastal salt air, or food-processing washdown. It is also UL 50 certified.

Outside measurements are 15.49 inches high, 13.86 inches wide and 6.34 inches deep. Usable interior space is slightly less than that because of the wall thickness and the hinged door return, so size your backplate and the deepest component (breaker, contactor, drive heat sink) against the 6.34 inch depth before you commit. Whole enclosure weighs 8 lb, so one person can hold it to the wall while marking holes.

Wall mount is the intended method. External mounting feet are an option, not part of the box, so if you are standing it off a block wall or a strut rack you need to order the feet separately. Feet also keep the back of the enclosure off a wet or dirty wall surface, which matters in the wash-down environments a 4X box usually lands in.

Yes. The 14126-SDFQRCC has a padlock provision on the latching hardware, so you can lock out the box for maintenance or restrict access in a public or tenant area. The door is hinged and uses a stainless pull drawn catch, so you get a tool-free open for routine checks and a lock point when you need one. Padlock itself is not supplied.

Nothing in the specification for the 14126-SDFQRCC includes a backplate, so plan on a separate back panel plus its standoffs if you are mounting DIN rail, terminal blocks or a starter inside. Same goes for hole seals and cord grips: every penetration you cut has to be made up with a 4X rated fitting or you lose the NEMA 4X rating of the box.

Fiberglass, as here, is the choice when corrosion is the threat: chemical plants, water and wastewater, coastal exteriors, food and beverage washdown. It's non-conductive and will not rust where paint gets chipped. Painted steel is the better pick indoors where impact and low cost matter more than corrosion, and stainless is what you specify when you need both corrosion resistance and a hard, sanitary surface. At 8 lb this box is also much lighter to hang than a steel equivalent of the same footprint.

It ships grey and unfinished, meaning no topcoat is applied over the fiberglass. That is the standard look for industrial fiberglass enclosures and it is what most inspectors and plant crews expect. If a facility wants it to match a color scheme, fiberglass can be painted with a compatible primer and coating, but the factory finish is bare grey.

Single door, medium size, with a hinged cover, ordered as part number 14126-SDFQRCC from Eaton's B-Line series. Country of origin is the US. For a panel this size a single hinged door swings clear in most control room and equipment room layouts; double door boxes are for wider enclosures where a full-width swing would block a walkway.