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The Hoffman CT44DEIC45SS is a 45-degree elbow divider with an inside cover, designed for use in cable tray systems. It features dimensions of 4.00 inches by 4.00 inches and is constructed from Type 304 stainless steel. This component serves as a wire management solution for indoor applications, specifically categorized under Type 1 enclosures. The unit is part of the Clean Tray series, providing structural division within 4-inch wide trays.
Verify that the required material specification matches Type 304 stainless steel to ensure compatibility with environmental conditions. Confirm the dimensional requirements align with the 4.00x4.00 inch footprint. Ensure the application environment is classified as Type 1 indoor, as this component is not rated for outdoor or hazardous locations. Cross-reference the model number CT44DEIC45SS with official nVent Hoffman documentation to confirm current availability and specifications.
Select this component when a 45-degree directional change in cable tray division is required within an indoor setting. The choice of Type 304 stainless steel indicates suitability for environments where moderate corrosion resistance is necessary. Ensure the tray width matches the 4-inch specification. This part is specific to the Clean Tray series and may not be compatible with other cable tray brands or non-standard dimensions.
This component belongs to the Hoffman Clean Tray series, which focuses on organized cable management solutions. It is manufactured by nVent Hoffman, a provider of electrical enclosures and accessories. The product line emphasizes user-friendly installation and efficient space utilization within electrical panels and enclosures.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Verify compatibility with existing tray systems before considering alternative models.

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