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The CUVN21002SS is a rack-mounted cooling unit manufactured by nVent Hoffman. It provides 2100W of cooling capacity and operates on an AC voltage of 230V at 50 Hz. The unit features a stainless steel construction with an IP54 ingress protection rating and NEMA Type 12 compliance. These specifications ensure reliable thermal management for electrical enclosures in demanding industrial environments while maintaining structural integrity against dust and water exposure.
Verify the specific model suffix SS to confirm stainless steel construction, as variations may exist in material composition or finish. Ensure the operating voltage matches the local supply (230V AC). Confirm that the required cooling capacity aligns with the heat load calculations of the target enclosure. Check for any regional certification requirements beyond NEMA 12 and IP54 before finalizing procurement.
Select this unit when high durability and corrosion resistance are critical due to harsh environmental conditions. The 2100W output suits medium-to-large enclosures generating significant heat. Consider the physical dimensions and rack mounting requirements to ensure compatibility with existing infrastructure. Evaluate the need for NEMA 12 compliance versus other ratings based on the installation site's exposure to contaminants.
This component belongs to the Hoffman Enclosures climate control product line, designed specifically for managing internal temperatures within electrical and electronic cabinets. It complements the broader range of Hoffman accessories and enclosure systems, providing active cooling solutions to protect sensitive components from overheating in industrial settings.
Consult official nVent Hoffman documentation for direct cross-reference part numbers. Verify that any substitute maintains the 2100W cooling capacity and 230V input requirement. Ensure replacement units match the IP54/NEMA 12 protection levels and stainless steel material specifications to preserve environmental sealing and durability standards.

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