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The F4445EGV is a galvanized steel 45-degree elbow fitting designed for the F44 series wireway system. It features a 4-inch by 4-inch cross-section and a bend angle of 45 degrees. The component is rated NEMA Type 1, suitable for indoor applications to provide basic protection against falling objects. It weighs approximately 1.50 lb and is manufactured in Mexico.
Verify that the required bend angle matches the project specification of 45 degrees. Confirm the wireway dimensions are exactly 4 inches by 4 inches to ensure proper fitment with existing trunking. Check that the application environment is indoors, as the NEMA Type 1 rating does not support outdoor exposure or liquid ingress protection beyond basic solid object prevention.
Select this component when a 45-degree transition is needed in a 4x4 inch galvanized wireway system. Ensure compatibility with the Hoffman F44 series lay-in fittings. Consider the NEMA Type 1 rating limits; do not use in wet or dusty outdoor conditions. Verify that the structural integrity of the galvanized coating meets the environmental requirements of the specific installation site.
This elbow belongs to the F44 series of lay-in wireway accessories from nVent HOFFMAN. It complements straight sections and other angles to create complex routing paths for electrical cables. The series is characterized by its tool-free assembly capabilities and standardized dimensions for easy integration into industrial and commercial power distribution networks.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers: None identified in provided documentation.
Yes, the top and bottom covers can be removed to allow for cable insertion without dismantling the entire fitting.
No, it is rated NEMA Type 1 and is intended for indoor applications only.
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