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The F44GCPNK is a steel closure plate manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc., designed for use with NEMA Type 1 Lay-In Flat Cover Wireways. It measures 4.00 inches by 4.00 inches and features a light gray ANSI 61 polyester powder-coated finish. Constructed from 16/14 gauge steel, this component serves as an end cap to seal wireway systems. It carries UL 870, CUL, and CSA C22.2 approvals, ensuring compliance with relevant safety standards for electrical installations.
Verify that the specific installation requires a closure plate without knockouts, as other variants may include pre-punched openings. Confirm compatibility with the existing wireway series, specifically the F40PF or similar Lay-In models. Ensure the required material gauge (16/14) meets local structural codes. Check for updated certification marks on the latest production batches to maintain compliance with current UL and CSA standards.
Select this model when a solid, knockout-free end cap is required for 4x4 inch wireways. The steel construction offers robust physical protection compared to plastic alternatives. The ANSI 61 gray finish ensures visual consistency with standard Hoffman enclosures. Consider environmental conditions; while the powder coat provides general protection, verify suitability for high-moisture or chemical-exposed areas if applicable.
This part belongs to the Hoffman Lay-In enclosure accessory line, specifically designed to complement flat cover wireway systems. It functions as a termination piece, preventing debris entry and maintaining the integrity of the raceway system. The product is categorized under enclosure accessories rather than standalone enclosures, serving a specialized role in completing wireway assemblies.
Direct substitutes must match the 4x4 inch dimensions and NEMA Type 1 rating. Verify that alternative closure plates share the same steel gauge and mounting interface. Cross-reference with nVent Hoffman catalog numbers to ensure identical fitment for existing wireway channels.

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