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The Hoffman F22W120 is a straight section wireway designed for feed-through applications. It features a hinged cover and is constructed from steel with an ANSI 61 gray polyester powder painted finish. The unit measures 120 inches in length, with a cross-section of 2.50 inches by 2.50 inches. The body and cover are made of 14-gauge steel, while the end flanges utilize 10-gauge steel. This component is classified as a Type 12 indoor wireway suitable for enclosing wires and cables.
Verify the specific gauge requirements for your installation, as the body uses 14-gauge steel while end flanges use 10-gauge steel. Confirm that the Type 12 rating aligns with your environmental needs, as this model is intended for indoor use only. Ensure the 2.50x2.50 inch dimensions fit your conduit and cable bundle requirements before ordering.
Select this model when a continuous run with a hinged cover is required for indoor environments. The Type 12 rating provides protection against falling dirt and dripping non-corrosive liquids. Consider the 120-inch length to minimize joints in long runs. Verify that the steel construction meets your structural load expectations for the mounting location.
This part belongs to the Hoffman F20 series of feed-through straight section wireways. It is manufactured by nVent Hoffman. The product is categorized under wire and cable management solutions. It is distinct from other Hoffman enclosure types due to its specific focus on routing and protecting electrical wiring within industrial panels or structures.
Direct substitutes include other Type 12 steel wireways with identical 2.50x2.50 inch dimensions and 120-inch lengths. Ensure any replacement maintains the hinged cover mechanism and oil-resistant sealing properties. Verify compatibility with existing Hoffman fittings if integrating into a larger system.

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