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The CR430826G088 is a rack component manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. It belongs to the McLean ProAir series of sealed enclosure air conditioners. This unit is designed for integration into NEMA 3R/12 enclosures and operates on a 230 VAC power supply with a frequency of 50/60 Hz. The device provides a cooling capacity of 8000 Btu/hr and draws an amperage rating of 6.6 A. It features a mechanical thermostat for control and utilizes a plug connection type. The exterior finish is gray.
Verify the specific model suffix against official Hoffman documentation to ensure compatibility with existing enclosure mounting configurations. Confirm that the 230 VAC power requirement matches the facility's electrical infrastructure before procurement. Check for any required accessory kits or mounting hardware not included in the standard package.
Select this unit when a cooling capacity of 8000 Btu/hr is required for NEMA 3R/12 rated enclosures. Ensure the available space accommodates the physical dimensions of the rack-style unit. Verify that the 230 VAC input voltage aligns with the site's power distribution system. Consider the mechanical thermostat requirements versus electronic alternatives if precise digital control is needed.
This part is part of the Hoffman McLean ProAir line, which specializes in sealed environmental control solutions for industrial enclosures. The product line focuses on protecting sensitive electronics from dust, moisture, and extreme temperatures. Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. designs these units to integrate seamlessly with their standard enclosure ranges.
Cross-reference with other models in the CR430826 series or equivalent McLean ProAir units offering similar 8000 Btu/hr capacity. Ensure replacement units maintain the same 230 VAC specification and NEMA 3R/12 sealing integrity.

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