Panduit CCALTR6675-X Aluminum Trefoil Cable Cleat

Product Description

The PANDUIT CCALTR6675-X is an aluminum trefoil cable cleat designed to secure and support power cables in a trefoil configuration. Trefoil cleats hold three cables in a triangular arrangement, reducing electromagnetic interference between conductors and maintaining proper cable spacing under fault conditions. This cleat is constructed from aluminum, offering corrosion resistance and a favorable strength-to-weight ratio. It is used in electrical installations where cables must be mechanically retained along cable ladders, trays, or structural supports. Licensed electricians and electrical contractors handle installation in both commercial and industrial settings.

Trefoil cable cleats are applied wherever three single-core cables run in parallel and must be secured at regular intervals to withstand short-circuit forces. Typical install scenarios include switchgear rooms, substations, industrial facilities, data centers, and large commercial buildings where high-capacity power distribution cables require organized, code-compliant support. The aluminum construction suits both indoor and outdoor environments where lightweight hardware and corrosion resistance are priorities.

Key Features

• Trefoil configuration retains three cables in a triangular arrangement to control electromagnetic forces
• Aluminum construction provides corrosion resistance and reduced installation weight
• Designed to maintain cable spacing and resist displacement during fault current events
• Sold as individual unit for flexible quantity ordering

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation cleat for three-conductor trefoil cable runs requiring aluminum hardware accessories in electrical distribution systems.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with applicable NEC requirements and local electrical codes. De-energize and lock out all circuits before working on cable support systems. Cleats should be mounted at intervals appropriate to the cable diameter and fault current rating of the system. Do not overtighten fasteners in a way that deforms the cable jacket or reduces conductor clearance.