B-Line Eaton series wall mounted panel enclosure, 48" height, 16" length, 36" width, 4, Hinged cover, 43PT enclosure, Wall mount, Medium single door,

It carries a NEMA 4 rating and a seamless poured in-place gasket, so it's built to keep out windblown dust, rain, splashing water, and hose-directed water. That covers outdoor walls, wash-down bays, and food processing areas. It is not a NEMA 4X enclosure, so for corrosive or salt-laden environments you want a stainless or non-metallic 4X type instead of this painted carbon steel body.

48 inches high by 36 inches wide with a 16 inch depth. Plan your wall space for the full 48 x 36 face plus swing clearance for a single hinged door that is nearly 36 inches wide, and remember the external mounting feet push the back of the box slightly off the wall surface.

Empty weight is 140.8 lb in 14 gauge carbon steel. That's a two-person lift at minimum, and most crews use a lift or strut rack to hold it while the external mounting feet are bolted off. Anchor into studs, strut, or through-bolt masonry; drywall anchors won't hold it once panels and gear are inside.

The 43PT is the enclosure body, door, and gasket only. Inner panels, terminal kits, and any window or drip shield are separate items, so budget a back panel sized for a 48 x 36 x 16 box when you spec the job.

Yes. The 43PT door uses a 3-point latching handle with key lock and padlock provision, so you can either key it or hang your own padlock through the handle. For an MRO or facility standard, that lets you tie the enclosure into an existing padlock keying program without adding hardware.

It is built to UL 50, the standard for enclosures for electrical equipment, and it is made in the US. That combination matters on government and institutional work where domestic origin is part of the spec.

No. The 43PT is a wall mount type with external mounting feet, so it is meant to hang on a structural wall or strut. If you need a free-standing unit, look at a floor-mount or free-stand type enclosure with a base channel instead of this one.

Any penetration has to be made with NEMA 4 rated fittings and sealing hubs, or you lose the watertight rating the 14 gauge body and poured in-place gasket give you. Standard practice is to enter from the bottom or side with rated hubs wherever the install allows, and keep top penetrations to a minimum in a wet or washdown location.

Painted finish in ANSI 61 grey, the standard gear grey used across most industrial control panels and switchgear. If the rest of your plant is ANSI 61, this drops in without repainting.