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The nVent Hoffman CR230216G016 is a ProAir Harsh Environment indoor enclosure air conditioner designed for corrosive settings. It provides 1600 BTU/hr cooling capacity at 115V AC. The unit features a mild steel construction with RAL 7035 light-gray semi-textured finish and includes a Level 2 controller. Operating temperature range is -40°F to +131°F. Amperage rating is 4.1/4.5 A. Dimensions are 23 inches height, 10 inches width.
Verify exact model suffix G016 confirms indoor use without heat package and Level 2 controller inclusion. Confirm voltage matches 115V requirement. Check physical dimensions against enclosure opening. Ensure ambient conditions do not exceed specified operating temperature range of -40°F to +131°F. Validate corrosion resistance needs match ProAir specifications.
Select this model for indoor harsh environments requiring 1600 BTU/hr cooling. Compare against CR230216G015 if outdoor or stainless steel requirements exist. Verify heat load calculations align with 1600 BTU capacity. Consider controller level 2 functionality needs. Ensure enclosure material compatibility with mild steel construction.
Part of the ProAir Harsh Environment series by nVent Hoffman. Designed specifically for corrosive ambient conditions. Part number structure indicates 23-inch height, 1600 BTU capacity, and specific configuration options. Series focuses on durability in challenging industrial settings.
CR230216G015 is a related variant but differs in material (stainless steel) and potential outdoor suitability. Verify functional equivalence before substitution. Ensure replacement maintains 1600 BTU capacity and 115V operation.

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