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The CTS66PSPSS is a straight section splice designed for the nVent Hoffman Clean Tray wire management system. It features a sloped top perforated design and measures 6 inches in width and 6 inches in length. Constructed from 304 stainless steel, this component provides structural continuity between cable tray sections. The unit is rated for NEMA Type 1 indoor applications and presents a bare surface finish.
Verify that the existing installation utilizes 6-inch wide trays compatible with the Clean Tray series. Confirm that the required material specification matches 304 stainless steel. Ensure the application environment is indoors, as the NEMA Type 1 rating does not support outdoor exposure. Check that the sloped top perforated profile aligns with the surrounding tray components to maintain system integrity.
Select this part when extending or repairing runs of 6-inch wide perforated cable trays. The 304 stainless steel composition is suitable for environments where moderate corrosion resistance is required. This specific splice geometry connects straight sections; other geometries are needed for angles or reducers. Ensure compatibility with the broader Clean Tray accessory ecosystem.
This component belongs to the nVent Hoffman Clean Tray product family, which specializes in stainless steel wire management solutions. The CTS66PSPSS serves as a connector within this modular system, allowing for linear extension of cable pathways. It complements other accessories such as brackets, covers, and dividers to form complete containment structures.
Direct substitutes include the CTS66SPSS, which shares identical dimensions but features a brushed finish rather than a bare surface. Verify that any alternative splice maintains the 6x6 inch footprint and 304 stainless steel material grade to ensure mechanical and chemical compatibility.
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