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The nVent Hoffman CT66EOC45SS is a 45-degree elbow outside cover component designed for the CleanTray cable tray system. It features a 6-inch width and is constructed from Type 304 stainless steel with a brushed #3 finish. The unit provides an unpainted exterior suitable for indoor environments requiring frequent washdowns. This fitting facilitates 45-degree turns within wire management installations, ensuring structural continuity and protection for cables in controlled settings.
Verify that the required cable tray width matches the 6-inch specification of this component. Confirm that the installation environment is indoor, as the Type 1 rating does not support outdoor exposure. Ensure compatibility with the specific CleanTray series to guarantee proper fitment of the elbow and outside cover assembly during procurement.
Select this component when a 45-degree turn is necessary within a 6-inch wide stainless steel cable tray system. The Type 304 material and brushed finish are appropriate for indoor areas subject to cleaning procedures. Consider this part only for indoor applications where Type 1 protection suffices and external corrosion resistance beyond standard stainless steel is not required.
This component belongs to the nVent Hoffman CleanTray series, which focuses on efficient wire management solutions. The CT66EOC45SS serves as a specialized fitting within this ecosystem, allowing for structured routing changes. It complements straight sections and other angles to create complete cable tray pathways for electrical equipment protection.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available for this specific model.
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