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The Hoffman F126LSAG is a 90-degree angle sealing plate designed for indoor use with NEMA Type 12 and Type 3R lay-in wireway systems. Constructed from steel, the component features a painted gray finish to provide corrosion resistance and aesthetic consistency within industrial electrical installations. It measures 12 inches by 6 inches, serving as an end closure for trunking sections to maintain environmental protection standards.
Verify that the selected sealing plate matches the specific dimensions and series of the installed wireway system. Confirm the requirement for Type 12 or Type 3R ratings aligns with the installation environment. Ensure the steel construction and painted finish are suitable for the intended indoor application conditions before procurement.
Select this component when terminating a run of Hoffman F10 series or compatible lay-in wireways. The 12x6 inch size must correspond to the wireway cross-section. Consider the painted steel material for standard indoor durability. This part serves strictly as a closure plate and does not include internal cable management accessories.
This sealing plate belongs to the Hoffman F10 series of cable management accessories. It complements the broader range of lay-in wireway products offered by nVent Hoffman. The component is part of a standardized system designed for organized and protected routing of electrical conductors in commercial and industrial settings.
Compatible substitutes include other 90-degree angle sealing plates sized 12x6 inches designed for NEMA 12 lay-in wireways. Verify that alternative parts match the steel material and painted finish specifications to ensure consistent performance and appearance.

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