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The CIWR8198 is a rack accessory designed for nVent Hoffman enclosures. It functions as a 19-inch width reducer, enabling the installation of standard 19-inch mounting profiles within 800 mm wide floor-standing enclosures. Constructed from mild steel with zinc plating, this component supports partial or full-height CIP/CIPP profile mounting. The unit measures approximately 80x761x100 mm and features an unpainted finish.
Verify that the target enclosure matches the required 800 mm width specification to ensure proper fitment. Confirm that the application requires a 19-inch mounting interface rather than a metric alternative. Check if the unpainted zinc-plated finish aligns with environmental requirements. Ensure compatibility with existing CIP or CIPP profile systems before ordering.
Select this reducer when standard 19-inch equipment must be installed in enclosures wider than the standard 600 mm depth. This part is specifically engineered for 800 mm wide floor-standing units. Consider the material composition and finish if corrosion resistance is a primary concern. Verify that the mounting height requirements are met by the available profile lengths.
This component belongs to the CIWR series of rack accessories manufactured by nVent Hoffman. These reducers are essential for adapting non-standard enclosure widths to accommodate industry-standard 19-inch rack-mounted hardware. They facilitate flexible panel design by allowing precise placement of mounting rails within larger cabinet footprints.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available.

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