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The Hoffman Enclosures Inc. model 89117321SP is a power relay designed for integration within enclosure assemblies. It operates with a coil voltage of 115V and supports current ratings up to 1K. This component facilitates essential power, control, relay, or protection functions inside electrical enclosures. The unit is manufactured by nVent Hoffman and is typically available for next-day shipping.
Verify the specific coil voltage requirement of 115V against your system design before ordering. Confirm that the 1K current rating aligns with your load specifications. Ensure compatibility with standard nVent Hoffman enclosure mounting configurations. Check for any specific environmental ratings required for your installation site. Validate that the relay form factor fits within your designated assembly space.
Select this relay when integrating control or protection logic directly into Hoffman enclosure systems. Consider the 115V coil specification to ensure compatibility with existing control voltages. Evaluate the 1K current capacity against peak operational loads. Verify that the component meets the necessary safety standards for your application region. Assess spatial constraints within the enclosure to ensure proper fitment.
This part belongs to the Hoffman Enclosures product line, now under nVent. It is categorized as an accessory for electrical enclosures rather than a standalone device. The component is intended for use in pre-engineered or custom panel builds where integrated switching capabilities are required without external wiring complexity.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation. Users should verify exact electrical and mechanical specifications when considering alternative components from other manufacturers.
The coil voltage is 115V.
The relay supports a current rating of 1K.

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