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The Hoffman A8836T1T is a screw-cover wiring trough with NEMA Type 1 rating, designed for indoor wire and cable distribution. Constructed from 14-gauge galvanized steel with a gray finish, it measures 8 inches in width, 8 inches in height, and 36 inches in length. The unit features a flat cover secured by plated steel screws utilizing keyhole slots. It is shipped completely assembled without end caps, facilitating immediate installation for protecting junctions and terminations.
Verify the specific gauge requirement against project specifications, as this model utilizes 14-gauge steel. Confirm that the NEMA Type 1 rating aligns with the intended indoor environmental conditions. Ensure the absence of included end caps is accounted for in the installation plan. Check that the 36-inch length meets the spatial requirements for the designated cable run.
Select this model when a pre-assembled, indoor-rated trough is required for standard cable management. The 14-gauge construction offers robust protection compared to lighter gauges. Consider the 8x8 inch cross-section for moderate cable volumes. The screw-cover design allows for easy access while maintaining enclosure integrity. Verify compatibility with existing mounting surfaces due to the back-mounted holes.
This component belongs to the Hoffman F40T1 series of long wiring troughs. It represents a standardized solution for organizing electrical infrastructure within industrial control panels or enclosures. The product line emphasizes mechanical locking methods and ease of assembly. It serves as a foundational element for structured cabling systems requiring physical protection and organization.
Compatible substitutes include other Hoffman Type 1 troughs with identical 8x8 dimensions and 36-inch lengths. Ensure replacement units maintain the 14-gauge steel specification for equivalent structural integrity. Verify that alternative models also feature screw-cover mechanisms and keyhole mounting slots for direct interchangeability.
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