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The Hoffman F1212T136GVP is a Type 1 indoor lay-in wireway straight section designed for cable management. It features a 12-inch width, 12-inch height, and 36-inch depth. Constructed from 14/16 gauge steel, it includes a flat cover that opens completely on one side to facilitate wire installation. The unit has an ANSI 61 gray polyester powder coated finish and carries UL 870 and CUL certifications.
Verify the specific model suffix GVP corresponds to the required ANSI 61 gray finish and steel construction. Confirm UL 870 and CUL listing requirements match your regional safety standards. Ensure the 12x12x36 inch dimensions fit the designated installation space. Check for compatibility with existing Hoffman wireway accessories and covers.
Select this model for indoor applications requiring NEMA Type 1 protection against falling dirt. The lay-in style allows for rapid cable insertion without removing the entire cover. Verify that the environment does not expose the steel to corrosive substances or significant water ingress, as this unit lacks sealed gaskets. Ensure the 14/16 gauge steel thickness meets structural load requirements for the intended cable weight.
This component belongs to the Hoffman Lay-in Flat-Cover Wireway series. These sections are part of a modular system allowing for customizable cable routing paths. The F1212T136GVP specifically denotes a straight section with standard dimensions, differing from elbows or tees in the same product line.
Cross-reference numbers include 32FN13 and 36419. Verify that substitute parts maintain the same 12x12 inch internal cross-section and 36-inch length. Ensure replacement units also meet UL 870 standards for wireways.

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