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The CTLCHSS is a latch hardware kit manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. Constructed from Type 304 stainless steel, this component is designed for use with the Clean Tray cable tray system. It serves as a replacement latch mechanism specifically for sloped covers on Type 1 cable trays. The kit ensures secure closure and maintains the integrity of the enclosure in industrial environments requiring corrosion-resistant materials.
Verify compatibility with existing Clean Tray Type 1 cable tray models before procurement. Confirm that the application requires Type 304 stainless steel construction to meet environmental standards. Ensure the target equipment utilizes sloped covers compatible with this specific latch hardware kit design.
Select this kit when replacing failed or missing latches on Hoffman Clean Tray systems. It is appropriate for installations requiring Type 304 stainless steel components to resist corrosion. Choose this part only if the existing cable tray features sloped covers designed for this specific latch mechanism type.
This hardware kit belongs to the Hoffman Clean Tray product line, which provides cable management solutions. It complements other enclosure accessories by providing essential securing mechanisms for cable trays. The kit supports the structural integrity of the cover system within larger electrical infrastructure projects.
Ensure the existing cable tray model matches the Type 1 specification. Verify that the current latch failure necessitates a full kit replacement rather than individual component repair.

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