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The G280626G216 is a rack-mounted thermal management unit manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. It provides 6000 BTU of cooling capacity and operates on a 230V power supply with a single-phase configuration. The unit draws a current rating of 5.9 A and features a PNT 60 finish in white. Designed for industrial environments, it offers an IP34 degree of protection to safeguard internal components against dust and water splashes.
Verify the specific voltage requirement (230V) and phase configuration (Single Phase) against your facility's power infrastructure before procurement. Confirm that the physical dimensions of the rack space accommodate the unit's footprint. Ensure the IP34 rating meets the environmental protection standards required for the installation site. Cross-reference the 6000 BTU output with the heat load calculations of the target enclosure to ensure adequate cooling performance.
Select this model when a dedicated rack-mount solution is required for moderate heat loads up to 6000 BTU. Consider the 230V input constraint if standard 115V options are unavailable or unsuitable. Evaluate the IP34 rating against local environmental hazards; higher ingress protection may be necessary for harsher conditions. Compare physical dimensions against existing rack structures to ensure compatibility without modification.
This component belongs to the Hoffman Enclosures thermal management product line, specifically designed for rack installations. It serves as an alternative to passive cooling methods or larger floor-standing units. The product integrates directly into standard industrial rack frameworks, providing targeted climate control for sensitive electronic and electrical hardware within confined spaces.
Direct substitutes must match the 6000 BTU capacity, 230V single-phase operation, and rack-mount form factor. Verify dimensional compatibility with existing rack openings. Check for equivalent IP ratings to maintain environmental protection levels. Consult manufacturer cross-reference lists for updated part numbers or revised series designs.

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