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The Hoffman Enclosures CTS6633RRSS is a Type 1 indoor cable tray reducer designed for wire management systems. Constructed from Stainless Steel 304 with a Brushed #3 finish, it transitions from a 6-inch height and 6-inch width to a 3-inch height and 3-inch width. The unit features a right-sloped design and measures 5.38 inches in height, 8.25 inches in width, and 6.50 inches in length. It weighs approximately 0.72 kg and originates from the United States.
Verify that the application environment remains strictly indoors, as this component is rated Type 1 and lacks weatherproofing. Confirm compatibility with existing nVent Hoffman Clean Tray series components to ensure proper fitment. Check for required mounting hardware separately, as reducers typically require additional fasteners not included with the unit. Ensure the stainless steel 304 specification meets corrosion resistance requirements for the specific installation site.
Select this model when a reduction in cable tray cross-section is required within an indoor enclosure. The right-sloped geometry directs cables downward or inward, optimizing space utilization. Choose Stainless Steel 304 for standard industrial environments where moderate corrosion resistance is sufficient. This reducer fits into the Hoffman Clean Tray system, allowing for modular expansion or contraction of wire management pathways without compromising structural integrity.
This component belongs to the Hoffman Clean Tray series, a modular wire management solution for electrical enclosures. The CTS prefix indicates a cable tray accessory, while the suffixes denote specific dimensional changes and orientation. As a reducer, it serves as a transitional element rather than a primary containment structure, enabling flexible system design within confined spaces.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available for this specific reducer configuration.
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