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The F44LE45C is a 45-degree outside opening elbow fitting designed for the Hoffman F44 series of lay-in wireway systems. Constructed from steel, it features a width and height of 4 inches. The component is finished with ANSI 61 gray polyester powder paint. It carries cULus certification and meets Type 12 enclosure standards. The body utilizes 14-gauge steel, while the end flange is made of 10-gauge steel. The unit weighs approximately 3.46 lb and includes one sealing plate.
Verify that the required component matches the specific F44LE45C designation for 4-inch by 4-inch dimensions. Confirm that the application environment supports the Type 12 rating and indoor usage constraints. Ensure compatibility with existing F44 series lay-in wireway segments. Check for the presence of the included sealing plate if environmental sealing is required for the installation site.
Select this model when a 45-degree directional change is needed within a 4x4 inch wireway layout. The outside opening design facilitates easier cable insertion compared to closed alternatives. The steel construction provides structural integrity for standard indoor mounting. Verify that the 14-gauge body and 10-gauge flange meet the mechanical load requirements of the specific project.
This component belongs to the Hoffman F44 series, which consists of lay-in wireway accessories. The series is engineered for efficient cable management in industrial and commercial settings. The F44LE45C specifically addresses the need for angled transitions without compromising the accessibility provided by the lay-in design philosophy.
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