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The F66T3RTX is a 90-degree elbow, cross, or tee fitting designed for use with 6.00 x 6.00 inch NEMA 3R lay-in wireway and trough systems. Constructed from 14/16 gauge steel, the component features a galvanized base with an ANSI 61 gray polyester powder coated finish to ensure durability in outdoor-indoor environments. It holds UL 870 and CSA approvals, confirming compliance with relevant safety standards for electrical installations.
Verify that the specified wireway system matches the required 6.00 x 6.00 inch dimensions before procurement. Confirm that the installation environment aligns with NEMA 3R ratings for protection against rain and sleet. Ensure compatibility with existing galvanized steel components to maintain consistent finish and structural integrity across the wiring pathway.
Select this component when a multi-directional connection point is required within a 6x6 inch wireway network. The design supports conversion between elbow and tee configurations by adding specific hardware. Choose this part for applications requiring UL 870 and CSA certified fittings in corrosive or wet locations where NEMA 3R protection is mandated.
This fitting belongs to the Hoffman line of electrical enclosure accessories, specifically engineered for lay-in wireway systems. It serves as a critical interconnection element in industrial and commercial power distribution networks. The product ensures secure and standardized routing of electrical cables through complex panel layouts while maintaining environmental sealing requirements.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available.

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