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The F88LRE66 is a reducer fitting for indoor wireway systems manufactured by nVent HOFFMAN. Constructed from gray steel with a galvanized finish, it transitions an 8x8 inch (203x203 mm) opening to a 6x6 inch (152x152 mm) opening. The unit features a lay-in hinged cover design, allowing the lay-in functionality to be retained during size reduction. It is rated for NEMA Type 12 applications and carries cULus certification.
Verify that the specified application requires a reducer rather than a standard straight section or transition piece. Confirm that the surrounding wireway components are compatible with the lay-in hinged cover mechanism. Ensure the installation environment meets the requirements for NEMA Type 12 protection against falling dirt and dripping non-corrosive liquids.
Select this component when a reduction from 8x8 inch to 6x6 inch wireway is required while maintaining the ability to install cables without removing covers. The galvanized steel construction provides corrosion resistance suitable for indoor environments. Verify that the depth and mounting specifications align with the existing wireway system layout.
This part belongs to the Hoffman F88 series of wireway accessories. It is designed specifically for use with lay-in type wireways, ensuring continuity of function across different conduit entry sizes. The product is categorized under panel accessories and cable management solutions within the Hoffman Enclosures portfolio.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation.

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