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The Hoffman F1212GCPNKGV is a galvanized steel closure plate designed for Type 1 lay-in wireway systems. It measures 12 inches by 12 inches and features a galvanized finish for corrosion resistance. The component is constructed from 16/14 gauge steel and includes options with or without knockouts to accommodate various conduit entries. It meets UL 870, CUL, and CSA C22.2 standards, ensuring compliance with NEMA 1 and IP30 enclosure ratings for indoor use.
Verify that the selected unit matches the required knockout configuration (with or without) as specified in the design documents. Confirm compatibility with existing Type 1 lay-in wireway dimensions. Ensure the 12x12 inch size aligns with the project specifications. Check for UL 870 and CSA C22.2 certification marks on the packaging or documentation to guarantee regulatory compliance for the intended installation area.
Select this model when a standard 12x12 inch closure is required for Type 1 wireway systems. Choose the version with knockouts if conduit entry points are needed at the termination point. Opt for the non-knockout version if solid sealing is preferred or if field-drilled holes are planned. Ensure the application environment does not exceed the IP30 rating limitations regarding dust and contact protection.
This closure plate is part of the nVent Hoffman wireway accessories line, engineered to complement their Type 1 lay-in wireway products. It serves as a terminal component to maintain the integrity of the raceway system. The galvanized finish ensures longevity in typical indoor industrial conditions where moisture or chemical exposure is minimal but present.
Direct substitutes must match the 12x12 inch dimensions, Type 1 rating, and galvanized steel material. Verify that any alternative part holds equivalent UL 870 and CSA C22.2 approvals. Ensure the gauge thickness and knockout availability correspond to the original design requirements to maintain structural and safety compliance.

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