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The Hoffman Enclosures F44WE225 is a 4-inch by 4-inch steel elbow fitting designed for indoor wire and cable management systems. It features a 22.50-degree bend angle, facilitating continuous conduit runs with directional changes. The component is constructed from steel with a gray powder-coated finish, conforming to ANSI 61 color standards. This feed-through elbow connects directly to other wireway sections and fittings, providing structural support and protection for internal wiring within industrial enclosures.
Verify the specific dimensional requirements of the installation space against the 4x4 inch cross-section. Confirm that the 22.5-degree angle aligns with the system design layout. Ensure compatibility with existing Hoffman wireway components for proper mechanical integration. Check environmental conditions to confirm suitability for indoor use only.
Select this model when a gentle 22.5-degree turn is required in a 4-inch square wireway system. Consider the steel construction and gray finish for standard indoor industrial environments. Evaluate alternative angles if sharper or wider bends are necessary for the specific routing path.
This component belongs to the Hoffman Wireway family series, which provides comprehensive cable management solutions. It is manufactured by nVent Hoffman, a provider of enclosure accessories. The part serves as a critical junction element for maintaining cable integrity during directional changes within enclosed spaces.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Verify compatibility with existing wireway systems before considering alternative manufacturers.

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