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The G280416G060C is an indoor air conditioner manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc., designed for integration with NEMA 3R/4/12 rated enclosures. It operates on a 115 V AC power supply and draws between 10.1 to 10.4 A of current. The unit provides a cooling capacity of 4000 BTU/hr and supports frequency ratings of 50 to 60 Hz. These specifications define its electrical and thermal performance parameters for industrial enclosure cooling applications.
Verify the specific manufacturer part number against official nVent HOFFMAN documentation to ensure compatibility with existing NEMA 3R/4/12 enclosures. Confirm that the 115 V AC power requirement matches the facility's electrical infrastructure. Check datasheets for precise dimensional constraints to ensure physical fitment within the target enclosure space before procurement.
Select this model when a cooling capacity of 4000 BTU/hr is required for indoor environments. Ensure the application involves NEMA 3R/4/12 enclosures compatible with the unit's mounting requirements. Verify that the operating voltage aligns with 115 V AC standards and that the ambient conditions do not exceed the unit's operational limits defined in the official technical specifications.
This component belongs to the G28 Series of indoor air conditioners produced by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc., now part of nVent. The series focuses on providing reliable thermal regulation for industrial control panels and racks. The G280416G060C represents a specific configuration within this lineup, tailored for standard enclosure sizes and common electrical frequencies.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided source material. Consult official nVent HOFFMAN catalogs or distributors for cross-reference data regarding equivalent cooling units with similar BTU ratings and voltage specifications.

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