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The F22GCPGV is a galvanized steel closure plate manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. Designed for use with NEMA 1 Lay-In wireway systems, this component measures 2.50 inches in length and width (64.00 mm x 64.00 mm). It features an integrated knockout to facilitate cable entry or exit at the termination point of a wireway run. The unit includes necessary hardware for secure installation and serves as an end plate to seal the wireway section.
Verify compatibility with existing 2.5 x 2.5 inch NEMA 1 Lay-In wireway systems before procurement. Confirm that the included hardware meets project requirements. Ensure the galvanized finish aligns with environmental protection needs. Cross-reference part number F22GCPGV with official nVent Hoffman documentation to confirm current availability and specifications.
Select this closure plate specifically for 2.5 x 2.5 inch wireway dimensions. The galvanized finish is suitable for standard indoor or protected outdoor environments. Verify that the knockout size accommodates required conduit or cable entries. Ensure the NEMA 1 rating meets the enclosure's environmental protection standards.
This component belongs to the Hoffman Lay-In series of wireway accessories. It functions as a termination plate within electrical distribution infrastructure. The product is categorized under boxes, enclosures, and racks, specifically as a wireway auxiliary gutter fitting. It complements other Hoffman wireway components to form complete cable management systems.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available.

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