Hubbell Premise Wiring HBT450204BK Raceway 45 Degree Elbow

Product Description

The HUBBELL PREMISE WIRING HBT450204BK is a preformed raceway radius elbow fitting designed to route low-voltage cabling through a 45-degree horizontal turn. With a 2-inch height and 4-inch width profile, this fitting integrates directly into compatible surface-mounted raceway systems used for structured wiring, data, voice, and low-voltage cable management. It is installed by electricians and low-voltage technicians in commercial and light commercial environments where clean, code-compliant cable routing is required along walls and baseboard transitions.

This 45-degree elbow is suited for interior wall-mounted raceway installations in office buildings, classrooms, healthcare facilities, and similar commercial spaces. It handles directional changes in cable runs where a right-angle turn is not practical, allowing smoother bend radii that reduce stress on data and communication cables. Installers use it as part of a complete raceway system for structured cabling or low-voltage wiring distribution.

Key Features

• Preformed 45-degree radius elbow for smooth directional cable transitions
• 2-inch height and 4-inch width profile fits standard raceway channel sizing
• Designed for surface-mounted raceway systems managing low-voltage cabling
• Sold as a single unit for precise quantity ordering on retrofit and new installations
• Part of the raceway and conduit product category for organized cable pathway systems

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style fitting for use with compatible surface-mounted raceway systems in the raceway and conduit product category. Confirm channel height and width dimensions match the installed raceway base and cover before ordering.

Installation Notes

This fitting is typically installed by licensed electricians or registered low-voltage technicians as part of a surface raceway cable management system. Power down or de-energize any adjacent circuits before working in the installation area. Secure the fitting per the raceway manufacturer instructions and ensure all cable bend radius requirements for the cables being routed are observed. Local codes, including applicable NEC articles for communication and low-voltage wiring, should be referenced during installation.