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The nVent HOFFMAN CEL550M is a compact LED enclosure light designed for integration with nVent HOFFMAN electrical enclosures. It measures 396x33x40mm and operates on 24-240V AC/DC input. The unit provides 550 lumens of neutral white illumination and features a black plastic housing. It is engineered to fit standard 25mm mounting profiles and accessory channels, offering simple through-wiring based on a plug-and-play connection method.
Verify the specific configuration required regarding the inclusion or exclusion of the motion sensor, as availability varies by variant. Confirm that the voltage rating matches the 24-240V AC/DC specification. Ensure the physical dimensions align with the available space in the target enclosure. Check compatibility with the existing 25mm mounting profile or accessory channel infrastructure before purchase.
Select this model when a dedicated lighting solution for nVent HOFFMAN enclosures is needed. Consider the motion sensor option if automated activation is desired. The plug-and-play wiring simplifies installation compared to hardwired alternatives. Ensure the 396mm length fits the intended mounting location within the enclosure structure.
This component belongs to the CEL series of compact LED lights manufactured by nVent HOFFMAN. These lights are accessories designed to enhance visibility inside electrical cabinets. The CEL550M represents a specific variant within this family, characterized by its fixed dimensions and voltage range.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation. Verify compatibility with existing mounting hardware if considering alternative brands.
The CEL550M is available in variants with or without a motion sensor; the specific configuration must be verified at the time of order.
It is designed to fit standard 25mm mounting profiles and accessory channels found in nVent HOFFMAN enclosures.

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