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The CR290416G074 is a panel mount air conditioner manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. It features a gray steel finish and operates on 115 VAC. The unit provides a cooling capacity range of 2700 to 4000 Btu/hr with an amperage rating of 12.7/12.1 A. Physical dimensions are 29.5 inches in height, 15.75 inches in width, and 8.63 inches in depth. It utilizes a basic mechanical thermostat for control and functions within a temperature range of -40 to 131 degrees Fahrenheit.
Verify the specific voltage requirement (115 VAC) matches your facility's power supply before ordering. Confirm that the physical dimensions (29.5 x 15.75 x 8.63 inches) fit the designated cutout space in the enclosure. Ensure the required cooling capacity (up to 4000 Btu/hr) aligns with the heat load generated by the internal components. Check for any additional mounting hardware requirements not included with the unit.
Select this model when a robust, mechanically controlled cooling solution is needed for standard NEMA-rated enclosures. The 115 VAC operation suits common North American industrial power standards. Consider the steel material and gray finish for durability and corrosion resistance in typical industrial settings. Evaluate the 2700-4000 Btu/hr range against the specific thermal load calculations of the target application to ensure adequate performance.
This component belongs to the Hoffman Enclosures product line, which specializes in protection and environmental control solutions for industrial electronics. The manufacturer, now part of nVent, produces a wide range of enclosures and accessories designed to safeguard sensitive equipment from dust, moisture, and extreme temperatures. This air conditioner complements their enclosure portfolio by providing active thermal management.
When replacing this unit, ensure the new model matches the 115 VAC input and similar physical footprint. Verify that the replacement offers comparable cooling capacity (Btu/hr) and amperage ratings. Mechanical thermostat functionality should be retained if the original control logic is preferred. Confirm compatibility with existing mounting holes and gasket seals.

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