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The CVJ606NHWLL1 is a fiberglass enclosure cover manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. It features a Clearview window design and utilizes non-metallic hinges. The unit is rated for NEMA 4X, IP66, and IP69K environments. Dimensions are 6 inches in height, 6 inches in width, and 3 inches in depth (152.4mm x 152.4mm x 76.2mm). The material composition is fiberglass reinforced polyester.
Verify the specific suffix configuration against official nVent Hoffman documentation to ensure compatibility with the target VJ series enclosure base. Confirm that the non-metallic hinge specification meets the mechanical requirements of the installation site. Cross-reference the Clearview window optical properties if visual inspection through the cover is required for operational monitoring.
Select this component when a transparent viewing port is necessary within a fully sealed NEMA 4X environment. The fiberglass construction provides superior chemical resistance compared to polycarbonate alternatives. Ensure the mounting interface matches the standard VJ series frame dimensions. Consider the thermal properties of the fiberglass material relative to internal heat generation.
This part belongs to the VJ series of enclosures designed by nVent Hoffman. The VJ line is engineered for harsh industrial conditions, offering robust protection for sensitive electronic components. The CVJ variant specifically addresses applications requiring visual access while maintaining environmental sealing integrity.
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