B-Line N1412PP Eaton series panels and panel accessories, NEMA 1, White powder coated, Enclosure used to mount light-weight components, Steel, Fits enclosures 12" X 12", Panels and panel accessories, Small enclosure flat perforated panel

The N1412PP mounting panel is made for 12 inch by 12 inch small enclosures. If your box is a different size, this panel is not the one to order, since the panel has to match the enclosure's internal mounting studs or brackets.

Keep it to light-weight components. B-Line rates this perforated steel panel for mounting light-weight components inside the enclosure, so relays, terminal blocks, small power supplies and similar devices are the intended load. For a heavy transformer or large contactor, use a solid back panel sized for the enclosure instead of a perforated one.

A perforated panel like the N1412PP gives you a grid of existing holes, so you can bolt in light-weight devices and move them later without drilling and tapping. A solid subpanel is what you want when the gear is heavy or when you need continuous surface for DIN rail runs and custom hole patterns. Both mount inside the same box; the choice is about how much drilling you want to do and how heavy the load is.

NEMA 1. That is an indoor, general-purpose rating, so the panel suits dry indoor locations such as electrical rooms, closets and equipment rooms. For washdown, outdoor or oily environments you would be specifying a NEMA 4, 4X or 12 enclosure and a panel to suit it.

Order Eaton B-Line N1412PP. That is the manufacturer part number for the small enclosure flat perforated panel in white powder coated steel that fits 12 inch by 12 inch enclosures. There is only the one configuration, so no finish or size suffix to specify.

B-Line lists the N1412PP at 14 in height, 12 in width and 10.25 in length/depth, weighing 1.997 lb. At right under two pounds one person can set it in place and start the mounting screws without help.

The panel is steel with a white powder coated finish, which resists scuffing from tools better than wet paint and keeps the interior bright so wire labels and device markings are easier to read during service. It is a NEMA 1 indoor part, so the coating is there for interior durability and visibility, not corrosion service in a wet location.