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The nVent Hoffman CR430826GW005P is an indoor water-cooled enclosure air conditioner designed for Stokes Electric applications. It operates on a 230 VAC power supply with current ratings of 6.6/6.5 A at 50/60 Hz frequencies. The unit provides a cooling capacity of 8000 Btu/hr and is constructed within a NEMA 4 rated enclosure to ensure environmental protection.
Verify the specific voltage requirements (230 VAC) and frequency compatibility (50/60 Hz) against your facility's power infrastructure before procurement. Confirm that the NEMA 4 rating meets the environmental protection standards required for the installation location. Ensure the 8000 Btu/hr cooling capacity is sufficient for the heat load generated by the target enclosure. Cross-reference the Stokes Electric designation to confirm system compatibility.
Select this model when indoor water-cooled climate control is required for NEMA 4 protected environments. The 8000 Btu/hr output suits moderate heat loads in enclosed electrical systems. Verify that the 230 VAC input matches available power sources. Consider the Stokes Electric application context to ensure proper integration with existing machinery or control panels requiring this specific cooling solution.
This component belongs to the nVent Hoffman line of enclosure accessories, specifically focusing on climate control solutions. It serves as a specialized air conditioning unit designed to maintain optimal operating temperatures within electrical enclosures. The product supports industrial automation and control systems by preventing overheating and ensuring reliable operation of internal components in demanding indoor environments.
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