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The Hoffman F44T136GV is a straight section wireway constructed from 14/16 gauge galvanized steel. It features a 4-inch by 4-inch cross-section and a length of 36 inches. The unit provides an open top design for safe cable laying and includes keyhole screw slots on flat covers. It meets UL 870, CUL, and CSA C22.2 standards with a NEMA Type 1 rating.
Verify the specific gauge requirement (14 or 16) against project specifications, as documentation references both. Confirm that the galvanized finish aligns with environmental protection needs. Ensure the 36-inch length fits the intended run without excessive cutting. Check for required accessories such as end caps or connectors to complete the installation properly.
Select this model for indoor applications requiring NEMA Type 1 protection. The galvanized steel offers durability against corrosive conditions. The lay-in design simplifies installation compared to closed trunking. Consider the 4x4 dimensions for adequate cable fill capacity. Verify compatibility with existing Hoffman mounting hardware and adjacent wireway sections.
This component belongs to the Hoffman F40G series of lay-in wireways. It serves as a straight section within larger cable management networks. The product line emphasizes ease of installation through open-top designs. It complements other Hoffman enclosures and panel solutions for comprehensive electrical infrastructure.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation. Verify dimensional compatibility if considering alternative brands. Ensure replacement units meet identical UL 870 and NEMA Type 1 ratings.

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