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The nVent HOFFMAN N360626G050 is a Spectracool narrow indoor/outdoor enclosure air conditioner designed for thermal management. It provides 6000 Btu/hr cooling capacity with a power consumption of 1757 Watts at 230 VAC. The unit operates on 50/60 Hz frequency with an amperage rating of 4.7 A. Constructed from steel, it features terminal block connections and meets NEMA 4 enclosure ratings. Dimensions are 36 inches in height, 11.5 inches in width, and 14 inches in depth.
Verify that the existing cutout dimensions match the 36 x 11.5 inch specification before procurement. Confirm that the facility supply voltage is strictly 230 VAC single-phase or three-phase as required by the terminal block connection type. Ensure the enclosure material compatibility with the steel construction of the unit. Check for necessary cutout adapter options if replacing older units from different manufacturers.
Select this model when a narrow profile is required for tight enclosure spaces. The 6000 Btu/hr capacity is suitable for moderate heat loads within sealed enclosures. Verify that the operating temperature range of -40 to 131 degrees Fahrenheit aligns with the environmental conditions. Consider the NEMA 4 rating if the installation site requires protection against water ingress and dust.
This unit belongs to the Spectracool N36 Series, which offers narrow form factor cooling solutions. It is part of Hoffman Enclosures' line of thermal management products designed for industrial applications. The series includes various capacities and voltages to suit different enclosure sizes and heat dissipation requirements.
Cutout adapter options are available for transitioning from older nVent HOFFMAN or competitive units. Verify physical dimensions and mounting hole patterns when substituting legacy models. Ensure the replacement unit matches the original cooling capacity and voltage specifications.

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