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The Wiegmann LJWL902A is a N1 rated Lay-In wireway fitting, specifically designed as a 90-degree top elbow. Constructed from carbon steel with a gray polyester powder finish, this component measures 2.5 inches by 2.5 inches in cross-section. It features no knockouts and is intended for use within the LJW series wireway systems to facilitate directional changes in cable routing paths.
Verify that the required ingress protection rating matches the N1 specification for the intended installation environment. Confirm that the 2.5x2.5 inch dimensions align with the existing wireway system layout. Ensure the carbon steel construction and gray finish are compatible with the project's aesthetic and corrosion requirements.
Select this component when a 90-degree upward turn is required in a N1 rated wireway system. The 2.5x2.5 inch size must match the main trunk line dimensions. Consider the carbon steel material properties for structural support needs within the specific mechanical constraints of the installation site.
This part belongs to the Wiegmann LJW Series, which comprises various lay-in wireway components. The LJWL902A serves as an elbow fitting within this family, allowing for orthogonal routing transitions. It complements straight sections and other fittings to create complete cable management pathways in industrial settings.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Verify compatibility with existing Wiegmann LJW series components before considering alternative manufacturers or generic equivalents.

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