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The Hoffman Enclosures F66T136GVPWK is a Lay-In Series painted flat cover straight section trunking designed for wireway runs. Constructed from steel with a gray finish, this NEMA Type 1 enclosure features an open top design to facilitate easy wire and cable installation. The unit measures 6 inches in width, 6 inches in height, and 36 inches in length. It includes knockouts for conduit connections and weighs approximately 14.68 pounds (6.60 kg). This component serves as a straight section for organizing electrical wiring within industrial panels.
Verify the exact part number F66T136GVPWK matches the required 6x6x36 inch dimensions and steel construction. Confirm that the NEMA Type 1 rating meets environmental requirements. Ensure the included knockouts align with existing conduit plans. Check for any specific coating or finish specifications if operating in corrosive environments. Validate compatibility with other Lay-In series components for seamless integration.
Select this model when a straight, open-top wireway section is needed for simple cable management. The 6x6 inch cross-section suits moderate cable volumes. The 36-inch length provides modular flexibility for various panel depths. Consider the steel material and Type 1 rating for indoor, non-hazardous locations. Evaluate weight constraints, as the steel construction adds mass compared to aluminum alternatives.
This component belongs to the Hoffman Lay-In Series, which offers pre-drilled and tapped solutions for rapid panel assembly. The Straight Section variant specifically addresses linear cable routing needs. It complements other accessories like covers and end caps to create complete wireway systems. The series emphasizes ease of installation and standardized dimensions for consistent panel builds.
Direct substitutes must match the 6x6x36 inch internal dimensions and steel construction. Verify that alternative models retain the open-top Lay-In design and NEMA Type 1 rating. Ensure knockout patterns are compatible with existing conduit setups. Cross-reference manufacturer catalogs for equivalent straight sections with identical mounting hole spacing.
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