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The Hoffman F22T1120GVP is a Type 1 lay-in flat-cover wireway straight section designed for indoor cable management. Constructed from 14/16 gauge steel, it features an ANSI 61 gray polyester powder coated finish. The unit measures 120 inches in length with a cross-section of 2.5 inches by 2.5 inches. It complies with UL 870 and CUL standards, providing enclosed protection for wires and cables while allowing easy access via its open-side lay-in design.
Verify that the required enclosure type matches the specific application environment, as this component is rated strictly for indoor use. Confirm that the 14/16 gauge steel thickness meets the mechanical load requirements for the intended installation location. Ensure compatibility with adjacent wireway sections and fittings to maintain continuous grounding and physical alignment throughout the run.
Select this model when a long, straight run of enclosed wiring is needed without frequent access points. The 120-inch length reduces the number of joints compared to shorter sections, potentially improving system reliability. Consider the 2.5x2.5 inch internal volume to ensure adequate space for all conductors and future expansion needs within the specified gauge constraints.
This component belongs to the Hoffman Lay-in Wireway family, which specializes in modular cable management solutions. It serves as a fundamental building block for constructing larger wireway networks. The product integrates with other Hoffman accessories such as elbows, tees, and covers to create complex routing paths while maintaining standardized dimensions and material properties across the system.
Direct substitutes must match the 2.5x2.5x120 inch dimensions and Type 1 rating. Verify that alternative models also utilize 14/16 gauge steel and offer compatible lay-in mechanisms. Cross-reference UL 870 certification status to ensure regulatory compliance remains unchanged during any potential component swap.
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