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The CTS66PEFC45SS is a 45-degree elbow front cover component designed for the CleanTray wire management system. It features a perforated top surface with inward sloping edges to facilitate cable routing and drainage. Constructed from SS304 stainless steel, it provides corrosion resistance suitable for industrial environments. The unit measures 6.00 inches in width and depth, ensuring compatibility with standard 6-inch tray configurations.
Verify that the target installation utilizes a 6-inch wide CleanTray system to ensure proper fitment of this elbow component. Confirm that SS304 material specifications meet the environmental requirements of the deployment site. Cross-reference the part number against official nVent HOFFMAN documentation to distinguish between standard and specialized variants before finalizing procurement orders.
Select this component when a directional change in cable routing is required within a 6-inch tray network. The perforated nature makes it suitable where ventilation or drainage is necessary compared to solid covers. Ensure the application demands a 45-degree transition angle rather than a 90-degree alternative. Verify that the stainless steel finish aligns with the aesthetic and protective standards of the existing enclosure infrastructure.
This part belongs to the Hoffman CleanTray series, a modular wire management solution. It serves as an accessory to main trunking sections, allowing for complex routing layouts within electrical cabinets. The product line emphasizes ease of installation and robust construction for demanding industrial settings.
No direct substitute part numbers are publicly confirmed for this specific model. Alternative solutions may require custom fabrication or adaptation of compatible 6-inch tray elbows from other manufacturers, though exact dimensional matching cannot be guaranteed without detailed engineering review.

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