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The Hoffman F44T172GVPWK is a Type 1 straight wireway section designed for indoor electrical cable management. It features a lay-in flat cover design with dimensions of 4 inches in height, 4 inches in width, and 72 inches in length. The construction utilizes 14/16 gauge steel for both the body and cover. The unit is finished with an ANSI 61 gray polyester powder paint. This component includes knockouts for conduit connections and complies with UL 870 standards.
Verify that the specific order matches the manufacturer part number F44T172GVPWK to ensure correct dimensions and material specifications. Confirm the presence of knockouts and the ANSI 61 gray finish if visual inspection is required prior to installation. Ensure compatibility with existing Type 1 wireway fittings and accessories within the same series.
Select this model when a 72-inch straight section is required for standard indoor applications. The 4x4 inch cross-section provides adequate space for typical cable bundles. The Type 1 rating limits usage to indoor environments protected from direct weather exposure. The lay-in cover facilitates maintenance without removing the entire cover assembly.
This component belongs to the Hoffman F40FC Series of Lay-In Painted Flat Cover Wireways. It is manufactured by nVent Hoffman Enclosures Inc. The series is characterized by its steel construction and powder-coated finish, providing a standardized solution for industrial electrical distribution and control panel wiring organization.
Direct substitutes include other Hoffman F44T172GVPWK units or compatible parts within the F40FC series that maintain identical 4x4x72 inch dimensions and Type 1 ratings. Ensure any replacement maintains the 14/16 gauge steel specification and lay-in cover mechanism for functional interchangeability.
The lay-in cover allows the wireway to remain completely open on one side, enabling wires and cables to be inserted easily without removing the cover entirely.
No, it is rated Type 1, which is intended for indoor use only where dust, dirt, oil, and water are not serious problems.

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