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The Hoffman Enclosures F44T172GVP is a Type 1 straight section wireway designed for indoor electrical cable management. It features a 4-inch by 4-inch cross-section and a length of 72 inches. Constructed from 14/16 gauge steel, the unit includes a lay-in flat cover that allows access to the interior without removing fasteners. The enclosure provides an IP30 rating and is finished with ANSI 61 gray polyester powder paint. It complies with UL 870 standards for wireways.
Verify the catalog number F44T172GVP matches the required 4x4 inch dimensions and 72-inch length. Confirm the Type 1 rating and IP30 classification align with the installation environment's protection needs. Ensure the manufacturer is identified as Hoffman Enclosures or nVent Hoffman to guarantee compliance with UL 870 standards and material specifications.
Select this model when a straight run of wireway is needed for indoor applications requiring protection from falling debris. The lay-in cover facilitates easier wiring compared to screw-cover alternatives. Verify that the 4x4 inch capacity meets the fill requirements for the intended conductors. Ensure the environment does not require higher ingress protection than IP30.
This component belongs to the Hoffman NEMA Type 1 Wireway & Fittings product category. It is part of a system of straight sections and fittings designed for modular cable management. The F44 series typically denotes specific gauge and cover types within the Hoffman lineup, standardized for compatibility with other Type 1 wireway components.
Direct substitutes must match the 4x4 inch cross-section, 72-inch length, and Type 1 rating. Verify that alternative models maintain the same lay-in cover mechanism and steel gauge construction. Compatibility with existing fittings depends on matching dimensional tolerances and mounting hole patterns.

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