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The F66T160GVWK is a straight section of lay-in wireway manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. It measures 6 inches in height, 6 inches in width, and 60 inches in depth. Constructed from galvanized steel with a gray finish, this component is rated NEMA Type 1 for indoor use. The design features a flat cover that is completely open on one side to facilitate the insertion of wires and cables. It includes forty knockouts ranging from 1/2 to 3/4 inch and 1 to 1-1/4 inch sizes.
Verify the specific length requirement of 60 inches matches the project layout. Confirm the galvanized steel material and gray finish are suitable for the indoor environment. Ensure the NEMA Type 1 rating meets the facility's environmental protection standards. Check that the included knockout sizes align with the planned conduit connections.
Select this model when an indoor, open-side accessible wireway section is required. The 6x6 inch cross-section supports standard cable bundles. The galvanized finish offers corrosion resistance suitable for controlled indoor climates. Consider the lay-in feature for maintenance accessibility compared to bolted covers.
This part belongs to the Hoffman F40G series of lay-in wireways. These components are designed for efficient cable management in commercial and industrial settings. The straight section format allows for linear routing of electrical conductors within enclosed pathways.
Compatible substitutes include other NEMA Type 1 galvanized wireway straight sections with identical 6x6x60 inch dimensions. Verify that alternative models maintain the same knockout configuration and lay-in cover mechanism for interchangeability.

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