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The F66LKOKT is a counter-clockwise transposition section for the nVent Hoffman Lay-in Wireway system. Constructed from 14-gauge steel body and 10-gauge steel end flanges, it features a painted gray finish. Certified by CSA, it meets NEMA Type 12 and IP54 protection ratings. Dimensions are 12 inches in length, 6 inches in width, and 6 inches in height. It includes one flat sealing plate and is designed for indoor use to rotate wireway runs by 90 degrees.
Verify that the specific order matches the F66LKOKT part number for counter-clockwise orientation. Confirm NEMA Type 12 rating requirements align with project specifications. Ensure compatibility with existing 6-inch wide lay-in wireway components. Check for CSA certification documentation if required by local codes. Validate dimensional constraints of 12x6x6 inches within the installation space.
Select this component when a 90-degree counter-clockwise turn is necessary in a 6-inch wide wireway run. The 14-gauge steel body provides structural integrity for standard indoor environments. The included flat sealing plate aids in maintaining the specified ingress protection rating. Consider the 10-gauge flange thickness for robust connection points with adjacent wireway sections.
This transposition section is part of the nVent Hoffman F66 series of lay-in wireways. It complements straight sections and other fittings to create complex routing paths. The product line emphasizes ease of installation and modular expansion for industrial electrical distribution networks.
No direct public substitute part numbers are confirmed for this specific counter-clockwise configuration. Ensure any alternative maintains identical 6x6 inch dimensions and NEMA Type 12 rating.

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