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The Hoffman F22G90SE is a 90-degree sweep elbow designed for use in wireway systems. It features dimensions of 2.50 inches by 2.50 inches and is constructed from 16/14 gauge steel. The component has an ANSI 61 gray polyester powder painted finish. It complies with UL 870 and CUL standards.
Verify that the specific part number matches the required 2.50x2.50 inch dimensions and 90-degree sweep configuration. Confirm compliance with UL 870 and CUL standards is necessary for your installation. Ensure the material specification aligns with 16/14 gauge steel requirements. Check for any specific environmental ratings if the application demands more than standard indoor protection.
Select this component when large-radius turns are required in wireway runs. The lay-in feature simplifies cable management compared to rigid bends. Ensure the wireway size matches the 2.50x2.50 inch opening. Consider the galvanized steel material for general industrial environments where standard corrosion resistance is sufficient.
This component belongs to the Hoffman Enclosures wireway fitting series. It is designed to connect sections of wireway at a 90-degree angle. The sweep design minimizes stress on cables during installation. It is part of a broader range of electrical protection products offered by nVent Hoffman.
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