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The Hoffman F88T1120GVP is a Type 1 straight section wireway designed for indoor electrical cable management. It features an 8-inch by 8-inch cross-section and a length of 120 inches. Constructed from 14/16 gauge steel, the unit includes a lay-in flat cover for easy access to wiring. The exterior is finished with ANSI 61 gray polyester powder paint. This component complies with UL 870 standards and is intended for environments where dust, dirt, oil, and water exposure are not severe.
Verify that the application environment aligns with NEMA Type 1 requirements, as this unit does not offer protection against water or significant dust ingress. Confirm that the 8x8 inch dimensions accommodate the specific cable bundle size and bending radius requirements. Ensure compatibility with adjacent Hoffman wireway sections for seamless system integration.
Select this model when a robust, accessible wireway solution is needed for indoor use. The 120-inch length reduces the number of joints required for long runs. The lay-in cover facilitates future modifications to the electrical layout. Consider the weight capacity of mounting surfaces given the steel construction and 87 lb weight.
This part belongs to the Hoffman F88 series of lay-in flat-cover wireways. These sections are modular components used to build continuous cable routing paths. The F88T1120GVP specifically denotes the 8x8 inch size variant with a standard 10-foot length. It is part of a broader ecosystem of Hoffman cable management products designed for industrial electrical infrastructure.
Direct substitutes include other Hoffman F88 series straight sections with identical 8x8 inch dimensions and 120-inch length. Ensure replacement units maintain the same Type 1 rating and lay-in cover mechanism to preserve system accessibility and environmental protection levels.
No, this specific straight section is manufactured without pre-formed knockouts (no KOs).
The body and cover are constructed from 14/16 gauge steel.

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