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The Hoffman Enclosures Inc. part number 89117322SP is a relay coil component belonging to the MCLP series. It is electrically rated for an operating voltage of 230 V AC. The device is specifically engineered as a replacement or accessory for SpectraCool™ Air Conditioner units manufactured by nVent HOFFMAN. This component functions as an electromechanical switching element within the thermal management system's control circuitry, ensuring proper activation and deactivation of cooling operations based on system requirements.
Verify that the existing unit requires a relay coil replacement rather than a complete assembly. Confirm the voltage rating matches the current system specification of 230 V AC. Ensure compatibility with the specific SpectraCool™ model in use. Check physical dimensions and terminal configuration against the original component to guarantee correct installation within the enclosure.
Select this component only when a direct replacement for the MCLP series relay is required. It is not a universal relay but is tailored for nVent HOFFMAN SpectraCool™ applications. Do not substitute with generic relays unless they meet identical electrical and mechanical specifications defined by the manufacturer for this specific thermal management application.
This item is categorized under accessories and components for industrial enclosures and climate control solutions. It supports the maintenance and repair of active cooling systems used in electrical cabinet environments. The part ensures continued functionality of temperature regulation mechanisms within protected equipment housings.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available.

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