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The CT46DEFC45SS is a cable trunking accessory manufactured by nVent Hoffman. It functions as a 45-degree elbow divider equipped with a front cover. The component is constructed from 304 stainless steel, providing durability in corrosive environments. It is designed specifically for use with 4-inch wide trays and accommodates a height of 6 inches. This part facilitates structured cable management within clean tray systems.
Verify the material specification is 304 stainless steel when sourcing. Confirm compatibility with 4-inch wide tray systems and 6-inch height requirements. Ensure the application environment justifies the stainless steel construction over standard alternatives. Check for the presence of the front cover as specified in the official documentation to ensure proper functionality.
Select this component when a 45-degree directional change is required in a cable tray system. It is appropriate for applications demanding high corrosion resistance due to its 304 stainless steel composition. Ensure the tray width matches the 4-inch specification and the vertical clearance allows for the 6-inch height. Consider this part for clean tray installations where dust or moisture protection is necessary.
This accessory belongs to the Hoffman Clean Tray series, designed for organized cable management. It complements other trunking components to create structured pathways for wires and cables. The product line focuses on protecting electrical equipment in various industrial settings, offering customizable solutions for different enclosure sizes and environmental challenges.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation.

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