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The nVent Hoffman F22T1120GVWK is a straight section of NEMA Type 1 indoor lay-in wireway constructed from unpainted galvanized steel. It features a flat cover design and measures 2.5 inches in width, 2.5 inches in height, and 120 inches (3.05 meters) in length. The unit includes 80 knockouts ranging from 1/2 to 3/4 inch for conduit entry. This component belongs to the F40G series and is designed for enclosing wire and cable runs within electrical panels and enclosures.
Verify that the required NEMA Type 1 rating and indoor application environment match the project specifications. Confirm that the 2.5-inch by 2.5-inch cross-section dimensions are compatible with existing conduit and cable bundles. Ensure the 120-inch length aligns with the enclosure layout requirements before ordering.
Select this model when a straight run of galvanized steel wireway is needed for indoor use. The F40G series designation indicates specific mounting and connection characteristics. Consider the unpainted finish if welding or further coating is planned later. Verify knockout sizes meet the incoming conduit requirements.
This part is part of the Hoffman F40G series of lay-in wireways. These systems are designed to create ready-to-populate panels by simplifying the routing of wires and cables. The F22T1120GVWK specifically represents the straight section variant with a flat cover, distinct from screw-cover or other profile options in the same family.
Direct substitutes include other manufacturers' NEMA Type 1 galvanized steel wireways with identical 2.5x2.5x120 inch dimensions. Ensure compatibility with existing Hoffman mounting hardware and knockout patterns when switching brands.

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