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The CR430826G115 is a rack unit manufactured by nVent Hoffman, designed for integration into industrial enclosure systems. It operates on a 230V power supply with compatibility for both 50 Hz and 60 Hz frequencies. The unit provides a cooling capacity of 8000 BTU, ensuring effective thermal management for enclosed electrical components. This model is part of the CR43 series, engineered to maintain optimal internal temperatures in demanding environments.
Verify the specific voltage requirements (230V) and frequency compatibility (50/60 Hz) against your facility's power infrastructure before procurement. Confirm that the 8000 BTU cooling capacity aligns with the heat load calculations for your specific enclosure size and ambient conditions. Ensure physical dimensions match the designated mounting space within the CR43 series framework.
Select this model when a cooling capacity of 8000 BTU is required for 230V applications. Consider the tool-free mounting feature if rapid deployment or frequent reconfiguration of the enclosure interior is necessary. Evaluate the operating environment to ensure the unit meets the specific thermal demands of the installed electronic components.
This component belongs to the nVent Hoffman CR43 series, which focuses on providing robust environmental protection and thermal control for electrical equipment. The series is known for its modular design and ease of integration into standard industrial enclosure setups, supporting various mounting styles and operational voltages.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Verify compatibility with existing enclosure frames before considering alternative models from the same manufacturer or different brands.

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