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The nVent HOFFMAN G280446G060 is a SpectraCool MCLG series indoor/outdoor enclosure air conditioner designed for narrow enclosures. It provides a cooling capacity of 4900 BTU/hr at 50/60 Hz. The unit operates on 400/460 V AC, drawing 1.7 A at 400 V and 1.9 A at 460 V. Constructed from galvanized sheet metal with a light gray finish, it measures 28.55 in H x 16.97 in W x 10.1 in D. It features a basic mechanical thermostat and terminal connections, suitable for NEMA 3R/4/4X/12/IP34/56 environments.
Verify that the target enclosure depth does not exceed 12 inches (300 mm), as this unit is engineered for narrow profiles. Confirm the required voltage matches either 400 V or 460 V AC to ensure correct current draw specifications. Ensure the installation environment meets the specified NEMA 3R/4/4X/12/IP34/56 ratings for appropriate ingress protection.
Select this model when space is limited to 12-inch deep enclosures but higher cooling capacity than standard units is required. Choose based on the specific supply voltage available (400 V vs 460 V) to determine the correct amperage rating. Consider the RAC feature if remote monitoring of the cooling system status is necessary for facility management.
This unit belongs to the Hoffman SpectraCool MCLG series, which specializes in compact cooling solutions. The G28 prefix indicates the 4000-5000 BTU/hr capacity range within the product line. It serves as a sealed cooling solution for harsh environments where traditional ventilation is insufficient.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Verify compatibility with existing mounting brackets and electrical connections before considering alternative models from the same manufacturer series.

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