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The nVent Hoffman CTS4633RRSS is a right-sloped reducer designed for cable tray and wireway systems. It transitions from a 4x6 inch inlet to a 3x3 inch outlet. Constructed from Type 304 stainless steel, it provides corrosion resistance suitable for indoor environments. The unit features a smooth brushed finish and is rated for Type 1 indoor applications. Dimensions include a height of 4 inches and a width of 2.5 inches.
Verify the specific suffix RRSS confirms the right-sloped configuration and Type 304 material. Ensure the application environment meets Type 1 indoor requirements. Confirm dimensional compatibility between the 4x6 source and 3x3 destination sections before procurement.
Select this component when transitioning from larger 4x6 conduits to smaller 3x3 pathways in indoor settings. The right-slope geometry dictates flow direction. Stainless steel selection is critical for environments requiring corrosion resistance beyond standard galvanized options.
This reducer belongs to the nVent Hoffman cable tray accessory line. It complements other wireway components such as couplers, dividers, and splices. The product supports modular enclosure assembly by managing cable entry points efficiently.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Verify exact dimensional tolerances if considering alternative manufacturers for retrofitting existing systems.
It reduces from a 4x6 inch inlet to a 3x3 inch outlet.
No, it is rated for Type 1 indoor applications only.
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