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The CT4633RSS is a stainless steel reducer fitting designed for nVent Hoffman CleanTray cable tray systems. It transitions from a 4x6-inch rectangular opening to a 3x3-inch square opening, facilitating structured cable management in industrial environments. Constructed from SS304 stainless steel with a brushed finish, it provides durable support and protection for wiring runs while maintaining compatibility with standard CleanTray accessories such as adapters, brackets, couplers, and dividers.
Verify that the required transition matches the specific 4x6-inch to 3x3-inch configuration. Confirm material specifications align with environmental requirements, specifically SS304 stainless steel. Ensure compatibility with existing CleanTray infrastructure before procurement. Check for any specific mounting or installation hardware requirements not included with the reducer unit itself.
Select this component when a reduction from a 4x6-inch tray section to a 3x3-inch section is necessary within a CleanTray system. The SS304 material choice is critical for applications requiring higher corrosion resistance compared to standard steel options. Consider the brushed finish if visual consistency with other stainless steel components is required. Verify space constraints allow for the specific geometric transition provided by this reducer.
This part belongs to the nVent Hoffman CleanTray family of cable management solutions. These systems are designed for organized routing of cables and wires in industrial settings. The CT4633RSS serves as an accessory rather than a primary enclosure, working alongside reducers, splices, and covers to create continuous cable pathways.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Direct replacement requires matching the 4x6 to 3x3 transition specification and SS304 material composition.

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