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The Hoffman Enclosures Inc. F22LC is a gray steel cross fitting designed for the Lay-In wireway series. It measures 2.50 inches by 2.50 inches and weighs 6.00 lbs. The component features three flat sealing plates to ensure environmental protection at junctions. It is constructed from steel and originates from Mexico. The center line intersection measures 4-1/4 inches, facilitating precise cable routing in four directions within trunking systems.
Verify that the specific order matches the F22LC part number for the 2.50x2.50 inch cross fitting. Confirm material specifications are steel and check for inclusion of necessary gaskets or sealing plates as described in official nVent Hoffman documentation. Ensure compatibility with existing Lay-In series wireway dimensions before procurement.
Select this component when a four-way intersection is required in a 2.50-inch wireway system. The steel construction provides durability for indoor applications. Verify that the enclosure environment requires the sealing capabilities provided by the flat sealing plates. Ensure the installation space accommodates the 4-1/4 inch center line intersection dimension.
This fitting belongs to the Hoffman Lay-In series, which offers pre-drilled and tapped options for panel assembly. The series focuses on efficient cable management through hinged covers and standardized dimensions. The F22LC specifically addresses the need for multi-directional cable routing while maintaining the structural integrity and sealing standards of the broader trunking system.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available for this specific model.

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