G520816G101

Overview

The Hoffman G520816G101 is a rack-mounted enclosure air conditioner designed for thermal management in industrial environments. It provides an 8000 BTU/hr cooling capacity with a nominal power consumption of 2300 W. The unit operates on a single-phase 115V supply at 50/60 Hz frequencies. Constructed from steel and finished in light gray, it features a basic mechanical thermostat for control. The device is rated for amperage of 11.2/12.3 A and utilizes terminal connections.

Feature Summary

• Provides active thermal regulation for enclosed electronic equipment
• Constructed from durable steel material for structural integrity
• Equipped with basic mechanical thermostat for operational control
• Designed for rack mounting applications

Applications

• Cooling electrical enclosures housing sensitive electronics
• Thermal management in industrial control panels
• Heat dissipation in telecommunications equipment racks

Procurement Notes

Verify the specific model suffix against official nVent Hoffman documentation to confirm voltage and configuration requirements. Ensure the installation environment meets the specified NEMA Type 12, 3R, and 4 ratings. Confirm that the 115V single-phase power supply matches the facility's electrical infrastructure before procurement.

Selection Notes

Select this unit based on the required 8000 BTU/hr cooling load for the target enclosure volume. Verify compatibility with standard rack dimensions and the availability of 115V power sources. Consider the steel construction and light gray finish for environmental durability and aesthetic integration within existing industrial setups.

Part Context

This component belongs to the Hoffman G52 series of rack air conditioners. The series offers various cooling capacities and configurations for different enclosure sizes. The G520816G101 specifically addresses moderate heat loads in standard rack applications using single-phase power.

Replacement Considerations

Official substitutes include the G520816G100 and G520816G151. Verify that alternative models match the 8000 BTU capacity and 115V input requirements. Check for differences in heating packages or material specifications when considering cross-model replacements.