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The CR290426G077 is a climate control unit manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. It provides 4000 BTU of cooling capacity and operates on a 230V power supply. The device draws an amperage rating of 4.7/4.9 A. Its physical dimensions are 29.5 inches in height, 15.75 inches in width, and 8.63 inches in depth. This component is designed to manage thermal conditions within industrial enclosures.
Verify the exact voltage requirements (230V) against your facility's power infrastructure before procurement. Confirm that the 4000 BTU cooling capacity meets the thermal load calculations for your specific enclosure size and ambient temperature conditions. Ensure physical clearance matches the 29.5 x 15.75 x 8.63 inch dimensions. Check for any specific mounting hardware requirements not included with the unit.
Select this model only if the required cooling capacity is approximately 4000 BTU and the available space accommodates the specified dimensions. Consider the 230V input requirement when evaluating compatibility with existing power distribution. Compare against other Hoffman climate control options if higher or lower cooling capacities are needed. Verify that the unit's weight and structural support requirements align with your enclosure design.
This part belongs to the Hoffman Enclosures climate control product line, which includes various cooling and heating solutions. These units are designed to complement Hoffman's range of electrical enclosures, ensuring reliable operation of internal components under varying environmental conditions. The product series focuses on maintaining optimal temperatures to prevent equipment failure.
No publicly confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation. When replacing this unit, ensure the new component matches the 4000 BTU capacity, 230V input, and physical footprint. Verify compatibility with existing mounting points and electrical connections.

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