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The F66T172GVP is a straight section wireway manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. It features a 6.00 x 6.00 inch cross-section and a length of 72 inches. Constructed from 16/14 gauge steel, it utilizes a lay-in type design with a flat cover. The enclosure is finished with ANSI 61 gray polyester powder paint. It is classified as Type 1 for indoor use and complies with UL 870 standards.
Verify that the required application environment is strictly indoor, as this unit is rated Type 1. Confirm that the 6x6 inch cross-section and 72-inch length meet the specific routing requirements. Ensure compatibility with other Hoffman lay-in wireway components for seamless system integration. Check for any local code requirements regarding steel gauge or fire ratings.
Select this model when a standard 6x6 inch straight run is needed for indoor cable management. The 72-inch length reduces the number of joints compared to shorter sections. The lay-in feature simplifies maintenance and future wiring modifications. Ensure the surrounding environment does not require higher ingress protection than Type 1 offers.
This component belongs to the Hoffman Straight Section Lay-in Flat-Cover Type 1 wireway series. It is designed to integrate with other accessories and fittings from the same product line to create complete cable routing paths. The part is distinct from NEMA 3R or 4X enclosures due to its open-side lay-in construction and lower environmental rating.
Direct substitutes include other Hoffman Type 1 straight sections with identical 6x6 dimensions and 72-inch length. Verify that replacement units maintain the 16/14 gauge steel specification and lay-in cover mechanism to ensure mechanical compatibility.

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