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The nVent Hoffman CTS33EFC45SS is a 3-inch wide cable tray elbow component designed for indoor wire management applications. Constructed from Type 304 stainless steel, this unit features a 45-degree angle configuration to facilitate directional changes in cable routing systems. The assembly includes a front cover and utilizes a sloped design to support organized cable placement. It is rated for Type 1 indoor environments, providing basic protection against falling debris and limited ingress of liquids while maintaining structural integrity in controlled industrial settings.
Verify the specific material grade and dimensional tolerances against project requirements before procurement. Confirm that the Type 1 rating aligns with the intended indoor installation environment. Ensure compatibility with existing 3-inch cable tray infrastructure. Request official datasheets to validate construction details and mounting specifications prior to purchase.
Select this component when a 45-degree directional change is required within a 3-inch stainless steel cable tray system. Ensure the application remains indoors to comply with the Type 1 rating. Verify that the sloped design meets the specific cable bending radius and organization needs of the installation. Confirm compatibility with adjacent straight runs and other fittings in the network.
This part belongs to the nVent Hoffman CLEAN TRAY series, which provides modular solutions for organizing cables within enclosures and panels. The series emphasizes ease of installation and systematic wire management. Components are designed to work together to create structured pathways for electrical and data cabling in industrial and commercial control environments.
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