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The CT33DEFC90SS is a 90-degree elbow divider designed for the Hoffman Clean Tray wire management system. Constructed from 304 stainless steel, it features a width and height of 3 inches with an 18-gauge thickness (1.27 mm). This component includes a front cover and functions as a structural divider within indoor cable tray installations to manage wire routing.
Verify that the application environment is strictly indoor, as this component is rated Type 1. Confirm compatibility with existing 3-inch wide and high Clean Tray sections. Ensure the required material is 304 stainless steel to match system specifications. Check for any specific mounting hardware requirements not included in the unit.
Select this part when a 90-degree turn is needed in a 3x3 inch stainless steel cable tray run. It serves as a divider rather than a main tray section. Ensure the design requires the specific F23 configuration with a front cover. Compare against standard elbows if covers are not required.
This component belongs to the nVent Hoffman Clean Tray series, which provides modular solutions for organizing wires and cables. The CT33DEFC90SS acts as a connecting element, allowing for angular transitions while maintaining the structural integrity and cleanliness standards of the overall tray assembly.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation. Verify exact dimensional compatibility before considering alternative manufacturers.
It is manufactured from 304 stainless steel.
Yes, it comes with a front cover.

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