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The F44LE9AC is a 90-degree elbow wireway component manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. It features an outside top opening design with dimensions of 4.00 inches by 4.00 inches. The unit is constructed from 14-gauge steel for the body and 10-gauge steel for the end flange. It carries a NEMA Type 12 rating and an IP54 protection level, suitable for indoor environments. The finish is ANSI 61 gray polyester powder paint.
Verify that the required bend angle matches the 90-degree specification. Confirm the cross-section dimensions are exactly 4.00 x 4.00 inches to ensure compatibility with existing wireway runs. Ensure the application environment is indoor only, as the NEMA 12 rating does not support outdoor exposure. Check that the mounting hardware supports the specified steel construction weight.
Select this model when a 90-degree turn with an external top opening is required for indoor cable management. The 4x4 inch size accommodates specific conductor bundles. The steel construction offers higher mechanical strength compared to aluminum alternatives. Ensure the surrounding wireway components share the same gauge thickness and finish specifications for uniform integration.
This component belongs to the Hoffman lay-in wireway family designed for organized cable distribution. It complements straight sections and other fittings to create complete routing paths within enclosures. The product is part of the nVent Hoffman portfolio, focusing on industrial enclosure accessories. It serves as a critical junction point for directing cables vertically or horizontally within confined spaces.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Verify dimensional compatibility if considering alternative manufacturers. Ensure any replacement maintains the 4x4 inch cross-section and 90-degree geometry. Check that the material gauge and corrosion resistance meet the original NEMA 12 requirements.
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