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The Hoffman Enclosures F66T36HC is a straight section wiring trough designed for wire and cable management. It features a hinged cover secured by butt hinges and screw clamps. Constructed from 14-gauge steel, the unit measures 36 inches in length with a 6-inch width and height. The exterior finish is ANSI 61 gray polyester powder coating applied over a pretreated surface. This component provides NEMA Type 12 protection, suitable for indoor environments where falling dirt and dripping non-corrosive liquids are concerns.
Verify that the application environment remains strictly indoors, as this model holds only NEMA Type 12 ratings. Confirm that the required cable fill does not exceed the internal volume of the 6x6 inch cross-section. Ensure mounting hardware is compatible with the trough's side rails. Check for any specific corrosion requirements beyond standard powder coating if the indoor environment contains aggressive chemicals.
Select this model when continuous straight-line cable protection is required rather than individual conduit runs. The 6x6 inch dimensions accommodate multiple cables but require verification against total bundle diameter. Consider pairing with compatible end caps or transition pieces if connecting to other trunking sections. Ensure the installation location allows sufficient clearance for opening the hinged cover during maintenance.
This part belongs to the nVent Hoffman Feed-Through series of wiring troughs. These components are designed to complement panel builds by providing organized pathways for cabling. The F66T36HC specifically addresses the need for accessible, protected cable runs within larger electrical assemblies, serving as a critical infrastructure element for cable management systems.
Direct substitutes include other Hoffman F66T series troughs with identical 6x6 dimensions and 36-inch length. Verify that replacement units maintain the same 14-gauge steel construction and hinged cover mechanism. Ensure compatibility with existing mounting brackets and adjacent trunking sections.
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