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The Hoffman Enclosures DAH2002A is an electric enclosure heater designed for thermal management in industrial enclosures. It operates at 230 VAC with a frequency of 50/60 Hz and provides a heating capacity of 200 W. The unit is constructed from aluminum material, ensuring durability and efficient heat transfer. This component is intended to prevent condensation and maintain optimal internal temperatures within electrical cabinets.
Verify the specific voltage requirement (230 VAC) matches your facility's power supply before procurement. Confirm that the 200 W heating capacity is sufficient for the volume and insulation of the target enclosure. Ensure the mounting configuration aligns with the existing enclosure design specifications.
Select this model when a 200 W output is required for moderate-sized enclosures in environments prone to moisture or low temperatures. Consider the aluminum construction for corrosion resistance. Validate compatibility with the 230 VAC input available at the installation site to ensure proper operation.
This part belongs to the Hoffman Enclosures accessory line, specifically categorized under rack accessories and heaters. It complements their range of metal enclosures by providing essential climate control solutions. The product is commercially available and supported by official manufacturer documentation.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided data. Verify compatibility with existing mounting hardware and wiring configurations if considering alternative brands.

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