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The CT44SPSS is a straight section splice designed for the Clean Tray wire management system. It features a 4.00 x 4.00 inch configuration and is constructed from Stainless Steel Type 304. The component has an unpainted finish and provides NEMA Type 1 protection rating. Its physical dimensions include a width of 2.5 inches (64 mm) and a depth of 6 inches (152.4 mm). This accessory facilitates the connection of two fittings with tabs within industrial cable routing applications.
Verify that the required application matches the 4x4 inch specification and Stainless Steel Type 304 material composition. Confirm that NEMA Type 1 protection is sufficient for the installation environment. Ensure compatibility with existing Clean Tray fittings requiring tab connections. Check for any specific slope requirements, as some sizes offer a 20-degree slope option, though this specific part is described as a standard straight section splice.
Select this component when a stainless steel splice is required for 4-inch wide tray systems. The unpainted finish indicates it is intended for environments where corrosion resistance is prioritized over painted aesthetics. Consider the 2.5-inch width dimension for space constraints within the tray assembly. Verify that the tab-based connection method aligns with the adjacent fitting designs in the wire management layout.
This part belongs to the nVent Hoffman Clean Tray series, which offers professional stainless steel accessories for wire management. The series includes adapters, brackets, couplers, cover plates, dividers, reducers, and splices. The CT44SPSS serves as a connector within this ecosystem, specifically addressing the need to join tray sections securely while maintaining structural integrity and environmental protection standards.
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