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The CT66DEOC90SS is a 90-degree elbow divider with an outside cover, designed for use in nVent Hoffman Clean Tray® cable management systems. Constructed from Grade 304 stainless steel, this accessory features a brushed #3 finish and is unpainted. It is engineered to fit 6-inch wide by 6-inch high trays, providing structural support and directional routing for wireways in indoor environments.
Verify that the required tray width and height match the 6-inch by 6-inch specification of this component. Confirm that the application environment is suitable for indoor use, as this part is designated for such conditions. Ensure compatibility with existing nVent Hoffman Clean Tray® infrastructure before procurement.
Select this component when a 90-degree turn is needed in a 6x6 inch stainless steel cable tray system. The inclusion of the outside cover distinguishes it from front-cover variants. Consider the Grade 304 material properties for corrosion resistance requirements within indoor industrial settings.
This part belongs to the nVent Hoffman Clean Tray® product line, which focuses on organized wire management solutions. The CT66DEOC90SS serves as a specific geometric connector within the F23 series accessories, facilitating complex routing paths while maintaining structural integrity in electrical enclosures.
The CT66DEFC90SS is a related variant featuring a front cover instead of an outside cover. Verify whether the installation requires the external coverage provided by the OC model or if the FC model suffices for the specific mounting configuration.

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