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The F22GCPNKGV is a Lay-In galvanized closure plate manufactured by nVent Hoffman. It measures 2.50 inches by 2.50 inches and is constructed from steel. This component features no knockouts and is designed to close and seal the end of a wireway trunking section. It serves as a flat cover plate for indoor power distribution applications, ensuring structural integrity and environmental sealing at the termination point of cable management runs.
Verify that the required closure plate size matches the specific wireway dimensions (2.5 x 2.5 inches). Confirm whether knockouts are needed; this part lacks them. Ensure compatibility with the existing Lay-In series trunking sections in use. Check for any specific environmental ratings if the installation area requires protection beyond standard NEMA 1 conditions.
Select this model when a sealed end plate is required for 2.5-inch square wireways. The absence of knockouts makes it suitable for areas where no additional conduit entries are planned at the wireway terminus. Consider alternative models with knockouts if future wiring modifications or branch connections are anticipated at the end of the run.
This component belongs to the Hoffman Lay-In series of cable management accessories. It functions as an end cap for galvanized steel wireways, providing a finished appearance and protecting internal cabling from debris. It complements other Lay-In components such as covers, saddles, and reducers within the same industrial enclosure ecosystem.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation.

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