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The CTS44TCLSS is a transition cover manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. It is designed to facilitate the transition from a sloped cable tray configuration to a standard flat cable tray layout. The component features a left-hand slope orientation and is constructed from Type 304 stainless steel. It is compatible with Clean Tray 4 x 4 inch Type 1 cable tray systems. Physical dimensions include a length of 6 inches and a height of 1.42 inches.
Verify that the specific application requires a left-hand slope orientation, as right-hand variants are available. Confirm compatibility with the existing 4x4 inch Type 1 cable tray system. Ensure the material specification meets environmental requirements for Type 304 stainless steel. Cross-reference physical dimensions against installation space constraints before procurement.
Select this part when a directional transition from sloped to flat routing is required within a 4x4 inch cable tray network. The left-hand slope design dictates the direction of the transition relative to the installation axis. Material selection depends on corrosion resistance needs, with Type 304 stainless steel offering standard industrial protection.
This component belongs to the Clean Tray series of wire management solutions. It serves as an accessory fitting rather than a primary structural element. The product line focuses on organized cable routing within electrical enclosures and industrial panels. Transition covers ensure smooth cable flow without sharp bends or obstructions at connection points.
Right-hand slope versions are available if the installation direction differs. Verify dimensional compatibility with existing tray sections. No direct substitute part numbers are publicly confirmed for this specific left-hand configuration.

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