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The Hoffman F1212GT is a Type 1 flush tee fitting designed for indoor wireway systems. It features a 90-degree bend configuration with dimensions of 12 inches by 12 inches. Constructed from 14/16 gauge steel, the unit includes an ANSI 61 gray polyester powder coated finish. The component supports UL 870 and CUL certifications, ensuring compliance with relevant safety standards for electrical cable management applications.
Verify that the required certification marks (UL 870, CUL) are present on the product documentation. Confirm the material gauge matches the specified 14/16 gauge steel requirement. Ensure the finish color corresponds to ANSI 61 gray. Check compatibility with existing 12x12 inch flat cover wireway sections before purchase.
Select this model when a 90-degree flush tee is needed for 12x12 inch wireway systems. The Type 1 rating limits use to indoor environments only. The lay-in feature simplifies installation compared to threaded alternatives. Verify that the steel construction meets structural requirements for the specific mounting surface.
This component belongs to the Hoffman Lay-In series of wireway accessories. It is specifically engineered as a tee fitting to facilitate the branching of cable pathways. The product is manufactured by nVent Hoffman, a provider of industrial enclosure solutions. It serves as a critical junction point in structured cabling infrastructure.
Compatible substitutes include other 12x12 inch flush tee fittings rated for Type 1 indoor use. Ensure replacement parts maintain the same 90-degree geometry and steel construction. Verify that alternative models support the lay-in installation method for direct cable placement.

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