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The Hoffman Enclosures Inc. F44LE9A is a 90-degree elbow section of the Lay-In Wireway system, designed for indoor cable management applications. Constructed from 14-gauge mild steel, it features a top-opening design with a hinged cover to facilitate wire installation without removing the entire cover. The enclosure measures 4.00 inches by 4.00 inches and is finished in ANSI 61 gray polyester powder coating over a phosphatized surface. This component allows for right-angle routing of electrical wiring within industrial environments.
Verify that the specific order matches the F44LE9A part number to ensure correct dimensions (4x4 inch) and bend angle (90 degrees). Confirm the material specification is 14-gauge mild steel and the finish is ANSI 61 gray. Ensure the product includes the hinged top cover as described. Check for any regional manufacturing variations, such as origin in Mexico, if relevant to your supply chain requirements.
Select this model when a 90-degree turn is required in an indoor wireway run. It is compatible with other sections of the Hoffman Lay-In Wireway series. Ensure the internal wireway dimensions match the cable bundle size. The top-opening feature is critical for maintenance access. Verify that the installation environment is indoor, as the standard finish may not suit harsh outdoor conditions without additional protection.
This component belongs to the nVent Hoffman Lay-In Wireway family, which provides modular cable management solutions. The F44LE9A specifically serves as an elbow connector, allowing the wireway path to change direction by 90 degrees. It integrates with straight sections and other fittings to create continuous cable pathways. The system is designed for ease of installation and modification in industrial settings.
The F44LE9A has a 90-degree bend angle.
The F44LE9A features a hinged top cover that opens for wire insertion.
The enclosure is constructed from 14-gauge steel.

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