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The Hoffman Enclosures CR430816GW010 is a water-cooled enclosure air conditioner designed for indoor and outdoor use. It provides a cooling capacity of 8500 BTU/hr (2490 Watts) using 115 VAC power at 50/60 Hz with a current rating of 13 A. The unit features a UL Type 4 standard construction, ensuring protection against environmental ingress. Its physical dimensions are 43.31 inches in height, 15.75 inches in width, and 10.25 inches in depth, with a weight of approximately 86 lbs.
Verify that the facility has a reliable source of cooling water compatible with the unit's requirements. Confirm that the electrical supply matches the 115 VAC, 50/60 Hz specification and can support the 13 A load. Ensure the enclosure dimensions accommodate the unit's footprint and height constraints. Check for any specific mounting hardware requirements not included in the standard package.
Select this model when high reliability and sealed enclosure integrity are prioritized over fan-based cooling systems. It is suitable for applications where dust, moisture, or corrosive agents would compromise traditional air-to-air coolers. Consider the availability of water supply and drainage infrastructure before choosing this water-cooled solution over air-cooled alternatives.
This unit belongs to the Hoffman CR43WC series of water-cooled climate control devices. These units are engineered to maintain internal temperatures within specified limits without exchanging air with the outside environment. The series is part of nVent HOFFMAN's broader range of industrial enclosure cooling solutions.
Direct replacement requires matching the 8500 BTU/hr capacity and 115 VAC input. Verify dimensional compatibility with the existing enclosure opening. Ensure the new unit supports the same UL Type 4 rating if environmental exposure remains a factor.
No, the CR430816GW010 uses water to cool the refrigerant and does not utilize external air movers or fans for heat exchange.
The unit meets UL Type 4 standards as its standard configuration.

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