Discontinued - 42-in Plastic Enclosure with Hinged Door
ENP4250
On-Q
42-in Plastic Enclosure with Trim and Hinged Cover is rated
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Replaced by ENP4250NA
Constructed with a robust, wireless transparent ABS plastic material, this lightweight enclosure is designed to integrate wireless devices into traditional structured wiring installations.
The enclosure mounts easily for both surface
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Features
- Made with ABS plastic, the enclosure is designed to integrate wireless devices without interference
- Extruded cover adds 1.2'' of depth for cable headroom and 3rd party device compatibility
- Universal mounting grid maximizes compatibility with 3rd party products without additional brackets.
- Extra venting along the vertical plane of the door allows for superior heat dissipation
- Staggered mounting tabs allow multiple enclosures to mount in adjacent stud bays
- Cover includes metal hinge that attaches to left or right side of enclosure in seconds.
- Lockable with provided screws.
- Tapered design allows enclosures and covers to stack for efficient transportation and warehousing
- UL listed.
Specifications
General Info
Product Line | On-Q | ||
Replaced by Part Number | ENP4250NA | ||
UPC Number | 804428432326 | ||
Country Of Origin | China | ||
Type | Enclosure |
Additional Information
RoHS Compliant | Yes | This product meets the material restrictions of Article 4 of the RoHS Directive (2011/65/EU), including Commission Delegated Directive 2015/863. | |
Product Environmental Profile | Yes |
Listing Agencies / 3rd Party Agencies
cULus Listed | Yes |
Resources
Cutsheet
Installation Instructions
CAD Drawings
Supporting Document
Sell Sheet
Guide Form Specifications
Product Environmental Profile
Customer CAD PDF
Reviews
Rated 2 out of
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Paul M from
Can't install two side by side with trim and door!
If you're planning on installing 2 of these enclosures side by side, be aware that while you can mount them (the tabs are nicely interleaved), you can't actually put the trim ring and door on both of them. I talked with Legrand tech support and they confirmed that it's not possible. So that's frustrating and I'll end up having to leave one of them without a door.
Date published: 2024-07-09
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Questions & Answers
If I install two of these enclosures in adjacent stud bays, how can I attach the trim rings and doors since they will overlap on the same shared stud in-between?
You can't! I tried doing this and the trim won't work out. I'm probably going to leave the door off of one of them, but I'll sort that all out after my drywall goes up. I'm really disappointed in this since the marketing material specifically talks about being able to install 2 side by side, but that should have had a note saying, "unless you actually want to have a door and trim around them."
Date published: 2024-07-12
What hardware is available to install equipment inside the box? There are a variety of hole types, but I don't see a way to use them.
Look to the Structured Wiring catalog to find the multitude of ways to attach devices in the enclosure.
https://legrand.webdamdb.com/directdownload.php?ti=94395574&tok=m/hrHqyxBHwdJXGU90Dk9wRR
Date published: 2022-05-31
How many each of a AC1015 and AC1068 will fit in a ENP4250NA enclosure?
You can fit 12 "2-bay" modules in a 42" enclosure.
You can fit 24 "1-bay" modules in a 42" enclosure.
The AC1015 is a 2-bay module.
The AC1068 is a 1-bay module.
You can fit more cables using AC1068 modules.
The cable terminations will look much neater with AC1015 modules since they terminate from the rear. All the end user will see is the 8P8C female connectors on the front and the cables are completely hidden on the rear.
The AC1068 modules are much easier to terminate though since you can punch directly into the module.
I hope this information is helpful.
Date published: 2024-01-12
Can you cut these into an existing drywall wall? I am wanting to add one of these to my house and I really don't want to strip off and re-drywall the wall around it?
You can, but it will require a little patchwork.
The enclosure mounts to the face of the 2x4 stud via approximately 2" tabs with slots and holes for screws.
You would cut notches in your drywall to accomodate those mounting tabs, fasten the enclosure and then patch the notches you cut out.
Date published: 2024-01-12
What accessory can I add to provide some sort of latching on the door. For now door is held by hinges on one side and 2 screws on other. Unscrewing every time to open the cabinet is not convenient.
part 364487-01 is a lockset for this enclosure
part AC1019 is a latching knob that does not need a key
Date published: 2021-06-01
what are the inside clear dimensions? Will the plastic 30" and 42" cabinet provide 4 1/2" clearance inside?
Closer to 4.25" at the edges, 4.5 in the center.
The door has a slight dome shape and provides a bit less clearance at the edges.
Date published: 2024-01-12
Is there a Revit file or a 3D CAD drawing available for the ENP4250 enclosure?
Hopefully this image helps you.
Date published: 2024-09-29
What size are the 5 knockouts on the top of the enclosure? Either diameter of opening or electrical trade size.
2 inches.
Date published: 2021-01-26
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