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The F66WSA is a swivel nipple designed for box entry applications within the Hoffman Enclosures product line. Constructed from steel with an ANSI 61 gray polyester powder coated finish, it features a 2-inch length and accommodates 6 x 6 inch NEMA 12 feed-through wireways. The unit utilizes a 14-gauge steel body and cover combined with a 10-gauge steel flange to ensure structural integrity. This component allows wireway runs to be adjusted to any angle, facilitating flexible cable management solutions in industrial enclosures.
Verify that the specified enclosure supports 6 x 6 inch wireway dimensions. Confirm compatibility with NEMA 12 standards if environmental protection is required. Ensure the mounting surface aligns with the 10-gauge steel flange specifications. Check for any specific finish requirements regarding the ANSI 61 gray coating. Validate that the application environment does not exceed the material's corrosion resistance limits.
Select this component when angular adjustment of wireway runs is necessary. It is suitable for indoor applications requiring NEMA 12 protection levels. Consider the 2-inch length constraint for space planning. Ensure the host enclosure is compatible with the F20 series accessories. Verify that the steel construction meets the mechanical load requirements of the installation.
This part belongs to the Hoffman Enclosures accessory range, specifically categorized under rack and wireway components. It serves as a connector between enclosures and wireway systems. The F66WSA complements other F20 series items by providing directional flexibility. It is distinct from rigid nipples due to its swivel capability. The product is manufactured by nVent HOFFMAN.
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