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The Hoffman Enclosures Inc. F44G120 is a straight section wireway designed for indoor cable management. It measures 120 inches in length, with a width and height of 4 inches each. Constructed from 16-gauge steel, the unit features a lay-in design with a hinged cover secured by screws. The exterior finish is ANSI 61 gray polyester powder paint. This component meets UL 870 standards and provides NEMA Type 1 and IP30 enclosure protection.
Verify that the specific order matches the F44G120 part number to ensure correct dimensions and material specifications. Confirm that the application environment is indoor, as this unit is rated NEMA Type 1. Check for any required accessories such as end caps or connectors if extending the run. Ensure compatibility with existing conduit or raceway systems.
Select this model when a 4-inch by 4-inch cross-section is required for cable capacity. The 120-inch length reduces the number of joints needed for long runs. Choose this over non-hinged options if frequent access to wiring is anticipated. Consider the 16-gauge thickness for adequate mechanical strength compared to lighter gauges.
This item belongs to the Hoffman F40 series of lay-in wireways. These straight sections are modular components used to build custom cable routing paths. They are typically paired with other F40 series items like elbows, tees, and reducers to create complex layouts within electrical infrastructure projects.
Compatible substitutes include other 4x4 inch straight wireway sections from the same manufacturer series. Verify that replacement units maintain the same 16-gauge steel construction and hinged cover mechanism to ensure consistent performance and fit.
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