Wiegmann HW-MP2016CS Back Panel Carbon Steel White

Product Description

The WIEGMANN HW-MP2016CS is a carbon steel back panel designed for mounting electrical components inside enclosures. It measures 18.88 x 14.88 inches and features a white polyester powder coat finish that resists corrosion and provides a clean surface for component layout. This subpanel fits inside Premier, JIC, and Classic series fiberglass enclosures manufactured by Wiegmann. Electricians and panel builders install this type of panel during enclosure assembly to organize and mount din rails, terminal blocks, circuit breakers, and other control components in a fixed, serviceable arrangement.

This back panel is suited for use in industrial and commercial electrical installations where a fiberglass enclosure is specified. It is a direct-fit subpanel for Wiegmann Premier, JIC, and Classic series fiberglass enclosures in the 20 x 16 inch enclosure size. It provides a stable, grounded mounting surface for control equipment in environments where non-metallic enclosures are preferred for corrosion resistance or electrical isolation. Panel builders and licensed electricians working in light manufacturing, water treatment, and process control applications commonly use this type of component.

Key Features

• Carbon steel construction provides a rigid, durable mounting surface for electrical components
• White polyester powder coat finish resists corrosion and simplifies component identification
• Panel dimensions of 18.88 x 14.88 inches fit 20 x 16 inch Wiegmann fiberglass enclosures
• Compatible with Premier, JIC, and Classic series Wiegmann fiberglass enclosure lines
• Accepts standard din rail, terminal block, and breaker mounting hardware

Compatibility

Designed for use with Wiegmann Premier, JIC, and Classic series fiberglass enclosures in the 20 x 16 inch enclosure size.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician in accordance with applicable NEC requirements. De-energize all circuits before accessing or modifying any enclosure contents. Secure the back panel to the enclosure using the mounting hardware specified by the enclosure manufacturer. Verify proper grounding of the steel subpanel before energizing any components mounted to it.