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The nVent Hoffman F22WE225 is a steel elbow fitting designed for indoor use with NEMA Type 12 feed-through wireway systems. It features a 22.5-degree bend angle, facilitating continuous cable runs with directional changes. The component measures 2.5 inches by 2.5 inches and is finished in gray. Constructed from durable steel, it ensures reliable protection for wires while connecting to other wireway sections and fittings.
Verify the specific application environment matches the NEMA Type 12 rating. Confirm that the 2.5-inch by 2.5-inch dimensions align with existing wireway infrastructure. Ensure compatibility with standard feed-through wireway systems before procurement.
Select this model when a 22.5-degree directional change is required within a 2.5-inch square wireway system. It is suitable for indoor applications where NEMA Type 12 protection is necessary. Consider material durability and bend angle requirements for optimal routing.
This component belongs to the nVent Hoffman wireway accessories line, specifically engineered for organized cable management. It complements straight wireway sections to create complex routing paths while maintaining enclosure integrity and wire protection standards.
Ensure substitute parts match the 2.5x2.5 inch dimension and 22.5-degree angle. Verify material composition and NEMA Type 12 compliance for equivalent performance.
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