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The G280446G060C is a SpectraCool G28 series enclosure cooling unit manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. It provides remote access control capabilities for thermal management in industrial environments. The unit features a metal construction and delivers a nominal cooling capacity of 4900 BTU. Its physical dimensions are specified as 725 mm in length and 431.1 mm in width. This component is designed to integrate with NEMA-rated enclosures to maintain internal temperature stability.
Verify the specific suffix 'C' against official nVent Hoffman documentation to confirm exact configuration details. Ensure compatibility with existing SpectraCool G28 series mounting requirements. Cross-reference the 4900 BTU rating with site-specific thermal load calculations. Confirm that the metal housing material meets environmental protection standards for the intended installation location.
Select this model based on the required 4900 BTU cooling capacity for the target enclosure volume. Evaluate the 725 mm x 431.1 mm footprint against available space constraints. Consider the remote access control feature if centralized monitoring is necessary. Compare against other G28 variants to ensure the specific output matches the thermal demands of the protected equipment.
This unit belongs to the SpectraCool G28 series, which offers up to 2000 Watt cooling capacity. It is part of Hoffman Enclosures' solution for maintaining safe operating temperatures in mild steel and stainless steel enclosures. The series supports both indoor and outdoor applications, providing reliable heat rejection for sensitive electronic components housed within industrial racks.
Publicly confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided source material. Verify direct replacement compatibility using official nVent Hoffman cross-reference tools before procurement.

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