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The CTS46EFC90SS is a 90-degree elbow connector fitting designed for the Hoffman Clean Tray cable tray system. Constructed from 304 stainless steel, it features a front cover that slopes inward to facilitate wire management and maintain enclosure integrity. This component is engineered for indoor use within Category 1 environments. It is specifically compatible with 4-inch wide trays, providing a secure directional transition for cable routing while adhering to industrial safety standards.
Verify the specific tray width compatibility, as this model is designated for 4-inch systems. Confirm the material specification matches project requirements for indoor corrosive environments. Ensure the inward-sloping cover design aligns with the intended cable entry orientation. Cross-reference the manufacturer's current documentation for any updated installation torque or mounting hardware specifications.
Select this fitting when a 90-degree directional change is required in a 4-inch stainless steel cable tray run. The inward-sloping cover aids in preventing debris accumulation and protects cables during installation. Ensure the application environment is classified as indoor Category 1 to match the product rating. Verify that the tray system is part of the Hoffman Clean Tray series for proper fitment.
This component belongs to the nVent Hoffman Clean Tray accessory range, which provides comprehensive solutions for organizing and protecting wiring within industrial enclosures. The series emphasizes ease of installation and robust construction using stainless steel materials. These fittings are integral to maintaining the structural and protective qualities of the cable tray network.
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