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The F2245EGV is a galvanized steel 45-degree elbow fitting designed for use with Hoffman Qline I wireway systems. It features a lay-in construction compatible with 2.50 x 2.50 inch wireways, allowing for continuous cable runs around corners. The component provides structural integrity and protection at junction points within electrical distribution networks.
Verify compatibility with specific wireway series before procurement. Confirm dimensional requirements match the 2.50 x 2.50 inch specification. Ensure galvanization finish meets environmental exposure standards for the installation site. Cross-reference manufacturer documentation for associated accessories.
Select this component when a 45-degree turn is required in a 2.50 x 2.50 inch wireway run. Consider material durability and corrosion resistance for the operating environment. Evaluate lay-in accessibility needs for future maintenance or cable additions compared to bolted alternatives.
This fitting belongs to the Hoffman Qline I product line, which offers modular wireway solutions. It serves as a geometric transition component within larger cable management assemblies. The part supports standardized industrial electrical distribution practices by providing reliable corner connections.
Compatible substitutes include other galvanized steel 45-degree elbows sized for 2.50 x 2.50 inch wireways. Verify cross-reference numbers such as 88020 for equivalent specifications. Ensure replacement parts maintain the same lay-in functionality and material grade.

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