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The Hoffman Enclosures Inc. F22GT is a Type 1 flush tee fitting designed for indoor wireway cable management systems. Constructed from 16-gauge steel, this component features a 90-degree bend angle and measures 2.5 inches in width. It is finished with an ANSI 61 gray polyester powder coating applied over a pretreated surface to ensure durability. The unit includes four screw holes for secure attachment and is intended for flush mounting against vertical or horizontal surfaces.
Verify the specific manufacturer part number F22GT against official nVent Hoffman documentation to confirm compatibility with existing 2.5-inch wireway infrastructure. Ensure the required Type 1 rating meets local environmental standards for indoor use. Confirm that the 16-gauge steel construction aligns with structural load requirements for the intended mounting location.
Select this component when a 90-degree transition is required for flush-mounted wireway installations. The Type 1 rating indicates suitability for indoor environments where protection against falling dirt is necessary but liquid ingress is not a primary concern. Verify that the 2.5-inch dimension matches the connected wireway sections to ensure proper fit and alignment during assembly.
This component belongs to the Hoffman wireway accessories series, specifically designed for cable management applications. It serves as a connector within larger electrical distribution networks, allowing for directional changes in conduit runs. The product is manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc., now operating under the nVent brand umbrella, ensuring consistency with other Hoffman enclosure hardware.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided source material. Consult official nVent Hoffman catalogs for cross-referenced equivalents if direct replacement is required.
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