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The nVent Hoffman AT121236 is an angled wiring trough constructed from mild steel, finished in gray. It measures 12 inches in height, 12 inches in width, and 36 inches in length. The unit features a NEMA Type 1 rating and accommodates conduit sizes up to 3 inches. It includes three cover screws for secure attachment. This component is designed to facilitate wire pulling by eliminating the need for costly 90-degree conduit bends.
Verify that the specified conduit size does not exceed 3 inches. Confirm the NEMA Type 1 rating meets environmental requirements. Ensure the 12x12x36 inch dimensions fit the intended enclosure space. Check compatibility with existing trunking sections if part of a larger system.
Select this model when standard vertical or horizontal troughs are insufficient for specific routing angles. Consider the mild steel construction for general indoor environments. Evaluate the 36-inch length against total cable run requirements. Compare against other angled trough options if different ratings are needed.
This item belongs to the Hoffman Angled Trough Series, also referenced as Bulletin F40AT. It is part of a feed-through series trunking system where fittings and sections can be combined. The product line focuses on optimizing installation efficiency for industrial wiring applications.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation.

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