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The CT44CSS is a stainless steel cable tray fitting manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. It functions as a cross connector within the Clean Tray system, designed to route cables in four directions. Constructed from Type 304 stainless steel with a brushed #3 finish, this indoor-rated component measures 4 inches in width and height. The fitting ensures structural integrity for rated cabling while maintaining corrosion resistance suitable for controlled environments.
Verify that the required application environment is strictly indoor, as this component is not rated for outdoor exposure. Confirm compatibility with existing Clean Tray infrastructure before procurement. Ensure the specific Type 304 stainless steel material specification meets project corrosion resistance requirements. Check that the 4-inch dimensional fit aligns with the planned cable tray layout.
Select this component when a four-way junction is required within a stainless steel cable management network. It is appropriate for indoor settings where the Clean Tray system is already deployed. Consider the Type 304 material properties for environmental durability. This fitting serves as a structural connector rather than a standalone enclosure solution.
This part belongs to the Hoffman Clean Tray accessory line, which provides comprehensive cable management solutions. It complements other fittings like straight sections and elbows to create complex routing paths. The product supports industrial and commercial installations requiring organized and protected cable pathways using high-grade stainless steel components.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available for direct replacement.

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