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The G520846G700 is an outdoor-rated rack air conditioner manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. This unit provides thermal management for electrical enclosures with a nominal cooling capacity of 8000 BTU and a power consumption of 2300 Watts. It operates on a 460V, 3-phase power supply. The device features a partial recess mount design suitable for integration into standard rack systems.
Verify the specific voltage and phase requirements against your site infrastructure before procurement. Confirm that the partial recess mount dimensions align with your enclosure cutout specifications. Ensure the 460V 3-phase power supply is available at the installation location. Check current availability status as lead times may vary based on manufacturing schedules.
Select this model when high-capacity cooling is required for outdoor or semi-outdoor rack environments. The 8000 BTU rating suits larger enclosures generating significant heat loads. Ensure compatibility with 460V three-phase power distribution. Consider the partial recess mount style if space constraints within the rack structure require this specific installation profile.
This component belongs to the Hoffman G52 series of rack thermal management products. The series focuses on providing reliable cooling solutions for industrial electrical enclosures. The G52 line includes various capacities and mounting options to address different thermal loads and installation constraints in demanding industrial settings.
Consult official nVent Hoffman documentation for direct cross-reference part numbers. Verify that any substitute maintains the 8000 BTU capacity and 460V 3-phase electrical specifications. Ensure physical mounting dimensions are compatible with existing rack structures.

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