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The TFP41SS is a side-mount filter fan package manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. It features a 4-inch fan with brushed stainless steel grilles and operates on 115 VAC at 50/60 Hz. The unit provides an airflow rate of 45 to 55 CFM with a power consumption of 17W. Dimensions are approximately 6.29 inches in height and 7.37 inches in length. It includes a composite air plenum, finger guard, and air filter for Type 1 indoor enclosure cooling.
Verify the specific voltage requirement of 115 VAC matches your facility's power supply before procurement. Confirm that the physical dimensions of 6.29 x 7.37 inches fit within the designated mounting area of the target enclosure. Ensure the application environment is indoors, as this unit is rated for Type 1 use only. Check for any required accessories such as additional mounting hardware not included in the standard package.
Select this model when simple, reliable filtered airflow is sufficient for thermal management in indoor environments. It is suitable for applications where space constraints prevent the use of larger cooling units. Consider the 45-55 CFM airflow capacity against the heat load generated by internal components. This unit is appropriate for basic cooling needs rather than high-performance or sealed environmental protection scenarios.
This component belongs to the TFP Side-Mount Fans series from Hoffman Enclosures. These fans are engineered for reliability, with a design life expectancy of 50,000 hours. The series provides a cost-effective solution for maintaining safe operating temperatures in electrical enclosures without requiring complex installation procedures or external ducting systems.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers were not identified in the provided documentation. Verify compatibility with existing mounting holes and electrical connections if considering alternative brands. Ensure any replacement meets the same 115 VAC input and Type 1 rating requirements.
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