B-Line Eaton series wall mounted panel enclosure, 24" height, 12" length, 24" width, 4, Hinged cover, 43PT enclosure, Wall mount, Medium single door,

It carries a NEMA 4 rating, so the enclosure is built to keep out windblown dust, rain, splashing water and hose-directed water. That covers outdoor mounting and indoor wet or washdown areas. It is not rated Type 4X, so it has no corrosion-resistance claim; the body is carbon steel with a painted finish in ANSI 61 grey.

24 inches high, 24 inches wide, and 12 inches deep. That 12 inch depth is what decides whether your panel, breakers and wire bending space fit, so check your deepest mounted component plus gutter space against it. Weight is 58.7 lb empty, which matters for a two-man lift and for the wall you are anchoring to.

It mounts on external mounting feet, so the box stands off the wall rather than sitting flat against it. That keeps moisture from being trapped behind the enclosure and keeps the sealing surfaces and back panel clear, but it means your fastener pattern is on the feet outside the box, not through the back wall, so the NEMA 4 integrity is not broken by mounting holes.

It is certified to UL 50, the standard for enclosures for electrical equipment, and it is manufactured in the US. Pair that with the NEMA 4 rating when you are matching a drawing that calls for a UL 50, Type 4 wall-mount steel enclosure.

Body steel is 14 gauge carbon steel. That is the usual weight for industrial wall-mount panel enclosures of this size and it will carry a mounted back panel and breaker gear without oil-canning. The 58.7 lb empty weight plus your gear is the load your wall anchors need to take.

The 242412-43PT is sold as the enclosure itself: 24 x 24 x 12 inch carbon steel body, hinged cover with the 3-point handle, seamless poured in-place gasket and external mounting feet. Panels, terminal kits, window kits and wall anchors are separate items, so add the back panel sized for a 24 x 24 box to your order if you are mounting gear inside.

No, the seal is a seamless poured in-place gasket, formed as one continuous bead with no joint or splice at the corners. Corners are where cut-and-glue gasket strip usually leaks first, so a poured gasket is what lets a hinged door hold a NEMA 4 seal long term. Keep the sealing flange clean and the 3-point handle adjusted and the seal stays intact.

The paint is ANSI 61 grey, the standard light grey used across most industrial control and switchgear enclosures, so it will read as a match alongside existing ANSI 61 panels. It is a painted carbon steel finish, not stainless or polyester-over-galvanized, so in corrosive or coastal duty plan on touching up scratches.