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The Hoffman F88T112GV is a straight section wireway constructed from 16/14 gauge steel with an unpainted galvanized finish. It features a lay-in flat cover design and measures 12 inches in length, with an internal cross-section of 8 inches by 8 inches (203.00mm x 203.00mm). This NEMA Type 1 enclosure provides indoor protection for wires and cables. The unit contains no knockouts and complies with UL 870 and CUL standards.
Verify that the specific application requires a lay-in style rather than a screw-cover configuration, as both exist within the product line. Confirm that the absence of knockouts meets the installation requirements, as this model does not include pre-formed openings. Ensure the environment is suitable for galvanized steel, noting that while resistant, it is intended for indoor use per its NEMA Type 1 rating.
Select this model when a straight section with a removable flat cover is required for easy cable insertion. The 8x8 inch dimensions provide substantial capacity for multiple conductors. Consider the galvanized finish for environments where moisture or mild chemicals are present, but ensure the setting remains indoors to adhere to the Type 1 classification.
This component belongs to the Hoffman F40G series of lay-in wireways. It serves as a modular segment within larger cable routing systems, allowing for linear expansion of the pathway. The straight section format connects with other compatible Hoffman fittings to create continuous protected routes for electrical infrastructure.
Direct substitutes include other Hoffman straight sections with identical 8x8 inch dimensions and lay-in mechanisms. Verify that any replacement maintains the same 12-inch length and galvanized steel material composition to ensure physical fit and environmental compatibility.

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