Wiegmann
Wiegmann HS662 24 in 6x6 in 16 ga Wireway
A 24-inch steel wireway with hinged cover, knockouts and NEMA 1 rating for indoor cable routing
- TypeCable Management & Conduit
- ColorGray
- Hinged cover speeds cable access
- Screw-locking cover keeps cables secure
- NEMA 1 rating protects indoor wiring
- 16-gauge steel resists daily impact
- Powder-coated gray finish prevents corrosion
Straight Section Wireway 6x6 in 24 in
The Wiegmann HS662 is a 24-inch straight section of wireway designed for indoor cable routing. It is built from 16-gauge steel with a gray powder-coated finish and carries a NEMA 1 rating for protection against falling dirt. The hinged cover uses screw locking for secure closure and includes knockouts for flexible entry points.
Upgrades from open trays or unrated troughs
This wireway replaces basic cable trays or unenclosed troughs when a UL-listed and CSA-certified raceway is required by code. The jump is worth it when inspections demand a listed enclosure or when physical protection for conductors is specified for the installation environment.
Suits commercial and light-industrial indoor runs
It fits electricians and contractors pulling power or control cables through dry indoor spaces where a listed steel raceway is mandated. Buyers who need outdoor-rated enclosures, larger cross-sections, or corrosion-resistant materials should look at something else.
Highlights
- Hinged cover speeds cable access
- Screw-locking cover keeps cables secure
- NEMA 1 rating protects indoor wiring
- 16-gauge steel resists daily impact
- Powder-coated gray finish prevents corrosion
Specifications
| Brand | WIEGMANN |
|---|---|
| Type | Cable Management & Conduit |
| Color | Gray |
Questions about this item
What mounting points does the 6 in by 6 in wireway require?
The straight section measures 24 in long, 6 in wide and 6 in high with 16 ga steel construction and screw-locking hinged cover; plan mounting hardware for those dimensions and weight.
Which installation step is most often missed with the hinged screw cover?
Installers frequently forget to tighten every cover screw after routing cables, leaving the NEMA 1 enclosure unsealed; verify each screw is snug before energising the run.
When should the powder-coated finish be inspected or touched up?
Check the gray powder coat annually for scratches or corrosion, especially at knockouts, and repair any bare steel promptly to maintain the UL listed and CSA certified rating.
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