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The CDV1800R5 is a vertical divider manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc., designed for use within the CDV series enclosure system. Constructed from mild steel with a zinc-plated finish and powder-coated surface, it provides structural separation inside enclosures equipped with partial doors or panels. The component measures 1800 mm in height and features a profile identical to the enclosure frame to maintain aesthetic and functional consistency.
Verify that the CDV1800R5 is compatible with the specific enclosure model intended for installation. Confirm that the enclosure utilizes partial doors or panels, as this divider is specified for such configurations. Ensure the mild steel construction meets environmental requirements for the installation site.
Select this divider when internal vertical separation is required for enclosures using partial access doors. It is part of the CDV series, ensuring dimensional and stylistic alignment with other components in the same product line. Verify enclosure dimensions to ensure proper fitment.
This component belongs to the CDV series of rack accessories produced by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. (now nVent). These accessories are engineered to enhance the functionality and organization of standard metal enclosures, providing modular solutions for internal layout management.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation.

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