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The Hoffman Enclosures F126LX is a non-lay-in hinged cover cutoff fitting designed for wireway systems with lengths up to 12.00 inches (305 mm). Constructed from 14-gauge steel body and cover with a 10-gauge steel flange, it features an ANSI 61 gray polyester powder coated finish. The unit consists of two pieces, allowing the body and cover to be shortened to the desired length during installation.
Verify that the required length does not exceed the maximum 12.00-inch specification. Confirm compatibility with existing wireway dimensions and gauge requirements. Ensure the non-lay-in configuration meets project specifications rather than lay-in alternatives. Check for any specific mounting hardware requirements associated with the two-piece assembly.
Select this component when a non-lay-in solution is required for wireway sections under 12 inches. Consider the two-piece nature for ease of transport and on-site customization. Evaluate the need for hinged access versus removable covers in the specific application environment.
This part belongs to the Hoffman Enclosures line of wireway fittings. It serves as a termination or transition piece within electrical distribution networks. The product is categorized under industrial electrical infrastructure components used for organizing and protecting wiring runs.
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