Panduit CCALTR2326-X Cable Cleat Aluminum Trefoil

Product Description

The PANDUIT CCALTR2326-X is an aluminum trefoil cable cleat designed to secure and support single-core or trefoil-arranged power cables in electrical installations. Aluminum construction keeps the cleat lightweight while providing the corrosion resistance needed for demanding environments. Cable cleats of this type are installed at regular intervals along cable runs to resist the electromechanical forces generated during short-circuit events, keeping cables restrained and maintaining safe separation. This hardware accessory is typically installed by licensed electricians working on medium- and high-voltage distribution systems in industrial, commercial, or utility settings.

Trefoil cable cleats are used where three single-core cables are arranged in a triangular formation, a common configuration in three-phase power distribution. This cleat is suited for installation on cable trays, ladder racks, structural steelwork, and conduit support systems where secure, code-compliant cable management is required. The aluminum material makes it appropriate for both indoor and outdoor applications where weight and corrosion resistance are considerations.

Key Features

• Aluminum construction provides corrosion resistance and reduced weight compared to steel alternatives
• Trefoil arrangement design secures three single-core cables in standard triangular three-phase formation
• Resists electromechanical forces generated during short-circuit conditions
• Hardware accessory category for use in structured cable support and management systems
• Sold individually, allowing precise quantity procurement per installation requirement

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard fitment cable cleat for trefoil-arranged single-core cable installations on cable tray, ladder rack, and structural support systems in electrical distribution applications.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with NEC Article 300 and applicable local codes governing cable support and spacing intervals. De-energize all circuits and follow lockout-tagout procedures before working on any cable support system. Cleats should be installed at intervals determined by the cable manufacturer and short-circuit current calculations for the system. Do not over-torque fasteners, which can deform the cleat and compromise cable restraint performance.