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The Hoffman Enclosures CT33120SS is a straight section cable tray component designed for indoor Type 1 applications. Constructed from 304 stainless steel with a smooth brushed finish, it measures 3.00 inches in width and depth by 120.00 inches in length. This unit carries UL approval and is part of the Clean Tray series, intended for use in clean environments requiring organized wire management within electrical enclosures.
Verify the specific material grade (304 stainless steel) and dimensional tolerances against project requirements. Confirm that the UL listing covers the intended installation environment. Ensure compatibility with other Clean Tray components for proper assembly. Check for any specific handling instructions due to the stainless steel construction.
Select this model when a 120-inch straight run is required within a 3x3 inch cable tray system. The 304 stainless steel construction is appropriate for general industrial indoor environments. Consider the Clean Tray series benefits if contamination control or ease of cleaning is a priority. Verify that the Type 1 rating meets the environmental protection needs of the installation site.
This component belongs to the nVent Hoffman Clean Tray series, which provides modular solutions for panel and enclosure wiring. The CT33120SS serves as a primary structural element for creating defined pathways for cables. It is engineered to integrate seamlessly with other Hoffman accessories and trays to form complete wire management systems.
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