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The Hoffman Enclosures F44L06 is a straight section wireway fitting designed for industrial cable management. It features a lay-in design with a hinged cover and measures 4 inches by 4 inches in cross-section with a length of 6 inches. Constructed from 14-gauge steel, it provides NEMA Type 12 protection against oil and contaminants. The unit includes an oil-resistant gasket and smooth, rounded edges. It holds UL 870 and CSA approvals for safety compliance.
Verify the specific manufacturer designation, as nVent HOFFMAN products may be listed under either brand name. Confirm that the required certifications, specifically UL 870 and CSA, are documented for the intended installation region. Ensure the 14-gauge steel construction meets the mechanical strength requirements for the planned mounting environment.
Select this component when a short, straight run of protected conduit is needed within a larger wireway system. The 4x4 inch dimensions must align with the cable bundle size and existing infrastructure. Verify that the indoor/outdoor rating matches the site conditions, as the Type 12 classification is suitable for specific environmental exposures.
This part belongs to the Hoffman F44 series of wireway fittings. These components are used to extend or branch cable pathways in industrial settings. The F44L06 serves as a connecting segment between other wireway sections or equipment, maintaining the integrity of the cable protection system throughout the facility.
Compatible substitutes include other NEMA Type 12 straight wireway sections with identical 4x4 inch cross-sections and similar length. Ensure replacement parts maintain the same 14-gauge steel thickness and UL/CSA listing status to preserve system certification.
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