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The Hoffman F44G22R is a steel wireway reducer designed to transition from a 4x4 inch opening to a 2.5x2.5 inch opening. It measures 4 inches in height, 4 inches in width, and 1-1/2 inches in depth. The unit features a gray powder-coated finish and carries an IP Rating of 30. Constructed from mild steel, it is intended for indoor power distribution applications within electrical enclosures.
Verify the specific application requirements against the IP Rating of 30 and indoor-only designation. Confirm compatibility with Lay-In NEMA 1 flat cover wireway systems before procurement. Ensure the steel construction and powder-coated finish meet environmental standards for the installation site. Cross-reference dimensions (4x4 to 2.5x2.5) with existing infrastructure to ensure proper fit.
Select this component when transitioning between different wireway sizes in indoor environments. The steel construction provides durability for standard industrial settings. Consider the IP Rating of 30 for protection against solid objects. Verify that the gray color coding aligns with facility standards. This reducer is specifically suited for Lay-In NEMA 1 flat cover systems.
This reducer belongs to the Hoffman wireway accessory line, engineered for seamless integration into electrical distribution networks. It facilitates efficient cable management by allowing size adjustments within wireway runs. The product supports standardized NEMA 1 enclosure configurations, ensuring consistent structural integrity across varying wireway dimensions in commercial and industrial facilities.
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