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The CT33PEFC90SS is a 90-degree perforated elbow front cover component manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. It is designed for use with 3-inch wide cable tray systems and is constructed from Type 304 stainless steel. The unit features a perforated design to facilitate ventilation and visibility while maintaining structural integrity within wire management installations.
Verify the specific dimensional requirements of the 3-inch cable tray system to ensure compatibility with this 90-degree elbow component. Confirm that the Type 304 stainless steel material meets the environmental corrosion resistance standards required for the installation site. Ensure the perforated design aligns with local ventilation or visibility regulations applicable to the enclosure setup.
Select this component when a rigid 90-degree transition is required in a 3-inch wide stainless steel cable tray network. The perforated construction distinguishes it from solid covers, offering benefits in heat dissipation. Ensure the mounting tabs or connection points are compatible with the adjacent straight sections of the CT series tray.
This part belongs to the nVent Hoffman Clean Tray (CT) series, which provides organized wire management solutions. It serves as a directional connector within a larger cable tray infrastructure, allowing cables to navigate corners without sharp bends that could damage wiring. It complements other CT series components like straight runs and tees.
No direct public substitute part numbers are confirmed for this specific perforated elbow configuration. Verify compatibility with existing tray widths before attempting substitution.

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