F44X

Overview

The Hoffman F44X is a steel cross fitting designed for use with 4 x 4 inch NEMA 1 lay-in wireway systems. Constructed from 16/14 gauge mild steel, it features an ANSI 61 gray polyester powder coated finish. The component measures approximately 10.35 to 11.85 inches in length and width, providing structural connectivity for four branches within electrical distribution networks.

Feature Summary

• Provides structural connection for four-way branch configurations in wireway systems
• Compatible with standard 4 x 4 inch NEMA 1 lay-in wireway layouts
• Features corrosion-resistant polyester powder coating for indoor durability

Applications

• Indoor electrical distribution systems requiring four-way wireway intersections
• Integration into NEMA 1 rated cable management infrastructure
• Construction projects utilizing 4x4 inch steel wireway networks

Procurement Notes

Verify that the specified application requires a cross fitting configuration rather than an elbow or tee connector. Confirm compatibility with existing 4x4 inch wireway dimensions and gauge requirements. Ensure the installation environment meets NEMA 1 standards for indoor protection against dust and light splashing water.

Selection Notes

Select this component when a four-branch intersection is required in a 4x4 inch wireway system. It serves as an alternative to 90-degree elbows if the layout demands a cross topology. Ensure the material gauge and finish specifications align with the overall project's environmental protection needs.

Part Context

This part belongs to the Hoffman wireway fittings family, specifically engineered for modular electrical raceway systems. It facilitates complex routing by allowing cables to pass through intersecting paths while maintaining the integrity of the enclosure structure.

Replacement Considerations

Cross-fitting alternatives may include generic steel wireway crosses or other manufacturer equivalents such as those from nVent or Pentair. Verify dimensional accuracy (4x4 inch) and mounting hole alignment before substitution.