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The Hoffman F44LJ is a steel junction box designed for indoor use, featuring a gray finish and a NEMA Type 12 rating. It measures 4 inches by 4 inches externally, with an internal box size of 12 inches wide by 10-1/4 inches deep. The unit includes a flat cover and a back panel measuring 10.75 inches high by 8.88 inches wide. Constructed from 14-gauge galvanized steel, this component belongs to the F10 series and is intended for mounting terminal blocks or other components within attached panels.
Verify that the required NEMA Type 12 rating aligns with indoor environmental conditions. Confirm physical dimensions match the 4x4 inch specification and 14-gauge steel construction. Ensure compatibility with existing F10 series accessories such as closure plates or reducer bushings if sealing ends or reducing sizes is necessary for the specific installation layout.
Select this model when a robust, indoor-rated steel enclosure is required for terminal block mounting. The 14-gauge thickness offers structural integrity for standard industrial applications. Consider the F10 series ecosystem for compatible accessories like gasketed trunking closures. This unit is specifically designed for lay-in wireway systems rather than conduit entry configurations.
This component is part of the nVent Hoffman F10 series of junction boxes. It is manufactured in Mexico and utilizes a standardized steel construction common to industrial enclosures. The F44LJ designation identifies the specific 4x4 inch variant within the broader Hoffman product line, ensuring interchangeability with other F10 series components.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Verify exact dimensional compatibility before considering alternative models from different manufacturers.

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