Wiegmann HW-MP1210CS Back Panel Carbon Steel White

Product Description

The WIEGMANN HW-MP1210CS is a carbon steel back panel designed for use inside non-metallic fiberglass enclosures. It measures 10.88 x 8.75 inches and is finished in a white polyester powder coat that resists corrosion and provides a clean mounting surface for components. The panel mounts inside the enclosure to give electricians and control panel builders a solid substrate for DIN rail, terminal blocks, relays, and other control hardware. At 2 pounds, it is lightweight enough for single-person installation. This is an OEM-style subpanel intended for professional electrical enclosure builds and retrofits.

This back panel is designed for use with the Premier, JIC, and Classic series fiberglass enclosures from Wiegmann. It is a common component in industrial control panels, automation cabinets, and electrical distribution enclosures found in commercial and light industrial settings. Electricians and control panel fabricators install this panel when building or upgrading enclosures that require a metallic mounting surface inside a non-metallic housing. The 14-gang capacity accommodates a range of control devices in a compact footprint.

Key Features

• Carbon steel construction provides a rigid, grounded mounting surface inside non-metallic enclosures
• White polyester powder coat finish resists corrosion and matches standard enclosure interiors
• Panel dimensions of 10.88 x 8.75 inches fit Premier, JIC, and Classic series 12 x 10 inch enclosures
• Lightweight at 2 pounds for straightforward single-person handling and installation
• 14-gang capacity supports a variety of control components, terminal blocks, and DIN rail mounting

Compatibility

Designed for use with Wiegmann Premier, JIC, and Classic series fiberglass enclosures. Sized to fit 12 x 10 inch non-metallic enclosure housings.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed electrician or qualified control panel builder. De-energize and lock out the enclosure and all associated circuits before beginning work, following NFPA 70E lockout/tagout procedures. Secure the panel to the enclosure standoffs using the appropriate hardware before mounting any components. Verify fit against the enclosure model prior to component population to avoid rework.