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The nVent Hoffman CR430846G401 is a ProAir harsh environment air conditioner designed for indoor and outdoor use. It features a Type 4X stainless steel enclosure constructed from SS Type 304 material to resist corrosion. The unit provides an 8,000 BTU/hr cooling capacity with a power consumption of 2,344 watts at 460 volts AC. It operates on a 50/60 Hz frequency rating and draws 3.6 amps. Physical dimensions are 43.31 inches in height, 15.75 inches in width, and 10.25 inches in depth. Connection is achieved via a six-foot cord with wire leads.
Verify that the required voltage matches the 460V AC specification before installation. Confirm the physical mounting space accommodates the specified height and width dimensions. Ensure the application environment meets the Type 4X corrosion protection requirements suitable for the SS Type 304 construction. Check that the 3.6 amp current draw is supported by the facility's electrical infrastructure.
Select this model when high corrosion resistance is critical for both indoor and outdoor installations. The 8,000 BTU/hr capacity suits moderate heat loads in enclosed spaces. The stainless steel construction is necessary for environments exposing equipment to chemical or salt spray hazards. Verify that the 460V power supply is available, as other voltage variants exist within the product family.
This unit belongs to the nVent Hoffman ProAir Harsh Environment series. These air conditioners are engineered to protect sensitive electronics from extreme environmental conditions. The series utilizes stainless steel housings to ensure durability against corrosion, distinguishing it from standard aluminum or painted steel enclosures used in less demanding applications.
Cross-reference with other ProAir models offering similar 8,000 BTU/hr capacity and 460V operation. Ensure any substitute maintains the Type 4X stainless steel construction if corrosion resistance is required. Verify dimensional compatibility with existing cutouts and mounting points.

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