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The CTS44TCRSS is a transition cover manufactured by nVent Hoffman, designed for use with the CLEAN TRAY series cable management systems. Constructed from Type 304 stainless steel, this component facilitates the transition between sloped and flat sections of cable trays. It features a right-hand orientation and is dimensioned at 4.00 x 4.00 inches (102 mm x 102 mm). The product is classified as an enclosure general accessory and raceway duct fitting, intended to maintain environmental integrity while allowing structural transitions in indoor industrial installations.
Verify that the required orientation matches the right-hand specification of the CTS44TCRSS. Confirm compatibility with the specific CLEAN TRAY series model in use. Ensure the application environment is suitable for indoor use, as the standard Type 1 rating may not suffice for harsh outdoor conditions without additional protection. Check for the corresponding left-hand variant if the installation geometry requires it.
Select the CTS44TCRSS when a right-hand transition is needed within a stainless steel cable tray system. Compare against the CTS44TCLSS if a left-hand orientation is required instead. Consider the material grade Type 304 for standard indoor environments. Ensure the 4x4 inch dimensions align with the existing tray infrastructure to maintain proper fit and function.
This part belongs to the nVent Hoffman enclosure accessories line, specifically categorized under raceway duct fittings and cable tray components. It serves as a specialized connector within the CLEAN TRAY ecosystem, allowing for complex routing paths by bridging different elevation changes. The product is distinct from full enclosures, serving purely as a functional transition element for wire management.
The CTS44TCLSS is the confirmed left-hand counterpart for this component. No other direct substitutes are documented in the provided data. Ensure the replacement maintains the same 4x4 inch footprint and Type 304 stainless steel construction to preserve system integrity.

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