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The Hoffman Enclosures F1212T136GVPWK is a Type 1 indoor lay-in wireway straight section designed for cable management. Constructed from 16/14 gauge steel, it features an ANSI 61 gray polyester powder-coated finish for corrosion resistance. The unit measures 12 inches in width and height with a length of 36 inches. It includes knockouts for conduit entry and utilizes a flat cover secured by plated steel screws. This component serves as an open-top trunking solution for protecting wires and cables in industrial environments.
Verify that the specific model suffix matches the required knockout configuration and finish specifications. Confirm compatibility with adjacent wireway sections and enclosure mounting systems. Ensure the Type 1 rating aligns with the intended indoor environmental conditions. Cross-reference the gauge thickness requirements with local electrical codes and load-bearing needs before finalizing procurement orders.
Select this model when a straight, open-top wireway segment is required for standard indoor panel builds. The 12x12 inch cross-section accommodates moderate cable volumes. The lay-in feature simplifies maintenance compared to fully enclosed raceways. Ensure the 36-inch length fits the available space within the target enclosure layout. Verify that the steel material meets necessary structural integrity standards for the application.
This part belongs to the Hoffman Lay-In series of painted straight section wireways. It is designed to integrate seamlessly with other components in the same product line, such as connectors and elbows. The series emphasizes user-friendly installation and robust protection for internal cabling. It represents a standard solution for organizing conductors within NEMA Type 1 enclosures.
Direct substitutes may include other Hoffman F-series straight sections with identical dimensions and gauge. Verify that any replacement maintains the Type 1 rating and compatible mounting hole patterns. Ensure the substitute part supports the same lay-in functionality and cover retention method.

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