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The F88WA is an 8-inch by 8-inch telescoping wireway fitting manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. Constructed from steel with a Type 12 rating, it serves as an indoor feed-through component for cable management systems. The unit features a 14-gauge steel body and cover, complemented by 10-gauge steel end flanges. It is finished in ANSI 61 gray polyester powder paint, providing a standardized industrial appearance suitable for integration into Hoffman enclosure assemblies.
Verify the specific gauge requirements for your application, noting the 14-gauge body versus 10-gauge flanges. Confirm that the Type 12 rating aligns with your indoor environmental conditions. Ensure compatibility with standard 8x8 inch Hoffman wireway systems before ordering.
Select this model when a rigid, steel-based feed-through solution is required for indoor environments. The telescoping feature is critical if panel thickness varies or requires adjustment during installation. Consider the Type 12 rating sufficient for general industrial indoor use but not for outdoor or washdown applications.
This component belongs to the Hoffman wireway and cable management family. It complements other Hoffman fittings and enclosures designed for organized power distribution. The product supports standard industrial enclosure configurations requiring reliable cable routing through panel boundaries.
No direct substitute part numbers are publicly confirmed for this specific telescoping configuration. Verify dimensional compatibility with existing wireway runs. Consult manufacturer documentation for any updated series replacements.
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