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The Hoffman Enclosures CT33DSS is a divider straight section designed for the Clean Tray cable management system. Constructed from Stainless Steel 304 with a Brushed #3 finish, it measures 3.00 inches by 3.00 inches in cross-section and has an overall height of 3.00 inches. The component serves as a separator within indoor cable trays, allowing for the division of standard straight sections into two distinct compartments to organize wiring.
Verify that the required installation environment matches the Type 1 rating, as this component is intended for indoor use only. Confirm that the existing cable tray infrastructure utilizes the Clean Tray system compatibility. Ensure the 3x3 inch dimensions align with the specific tray width requirements of the project. Check for any specific mounting hardware needs not included with the divider section itself.
Select the CT33DSS when physical separation of cables within a 3x3 inch stainless steel tray is required. This part is suitable for applications demanding corrosion resistance provided by SS304. It is not a standalone enclosure but a structural accessory. Ensure the total length requirements are met by combining multiple units if necessary, as standard lengths may vary.
This component belongs to the nVent Hoffman Clean Tray series, which provides modular cable management solutions. It functions as an internal partition rather than an external housing. The product is categorized under cable trunking separators or dividers. It complements other Clean Tray accessories to create organized pathways for power and data cables within industrial control panels.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the source data. Verify compatibility with existing tray profiles before attempting to use alternative dividers from different manufacturers.

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