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The CT44UCSS is a U-connector accessory designed for the nVent Hoffman Clean Tray cable management system. Constructed from Type 304 stainless steel, this component facilitates the connection of 4-inch wide and 4-inch high tray sections. It is rated for Type 1 indoor environments, providing structural continuity for wire management installations while maintaining corrosion resistance suitable for controlled indoor settings.
Verify that the specified application requires Type 304 stainless steel construction rather than alternative materials. Confirm the installation environment is strictly indoor and meets Type 1 rating requirements. Ensure compatibility with existing 4x4 inch tray dimensions before procurement to avoid fitment issues.
Select this connector when joining 4x4 inch stainless steel tray runs in indoor settings. It is not suitable for outdoor exposure or corrosive chemical environments beyond standard indoor conditions. Verify that the tray system being used is part of the Clean Tray series to ensure proper mechanical engagement.
This component belongs to the nVent Hoffman Clean Tray product line, which focuses on organized cable management solutions. The CT44UCSS serves as a critical joining element within this modular system, allowing for linear expansion of tray networks while maintaining consistent structural integrity and material specifications across the installation.
No public substitute part numbers are documented for this specific connector configuration.

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