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The nVent Hoffman G280416G360 is a SpectraCool air conditioner designed for Type 4 outdoor-indoor applications. It features a painted galvanized steel enclosure with advanced corrosion protection, suitable for harsh factory environments. The unit operates on 115 VAC single-phase power and delivers a cooling capacity of 4000 BTU/hr. Key electrical specifications include an amperage rating of 10.4/10.1 A and a wattage of 1172 W. It utilizes a basic mechanical thermostat for control and includes terminal connections. The physical dimensions are 28.59 x 17.01 x 11.18 inches, providing robust thermal management for industrial enclosures.
Verify the specific voltage requirement of 115 VAC matches your facility's power supply before installation. Confirm that the 4000 BTU/hr capacity is sufficient for the heat load generated within the target enclosure size. Ensure the Type 4 rating aligns with the environmental exposure conditions, such as dust or water ingress risks. Check that the physical dimensions fit the available mounting space in the rack or panel.
Select this model when high durability against corrosion is required for outdoor or wet industrial settings. The 4000 BTU capacity suits medium-sized enclosures generating moderate heat loads. Consider the 115 VAC input if higher voltage options are unavailable. The mechanical thermostat offers simplicity but lacks digital precision; verify if this control level meets process requirements compared to electronic alternatives.
This unit belongs to the nVent Hoffman SpectraCool series, which specializes in passive and active cooling solutions for industrial automation hardware. The G280416G360 variant specifically addresses the need for ruggedized thermal management in environments where standard aluminum units might degrade due to chemical or moisture exposure.
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