Panduit FRRF126SCLYL Split Cover Reducer 12 Inch

Product Description

The PANDUIT FRRF126SCLYL is a split cover reducer designed to transition from a 12-inch wide cable raceway fitting to a smaller raceway section. Split cover reducers serve a critical function in structured wiring and cable management systems, allowing a single run to step down in width without requiring a full fitting replacement or custom fabrication. Electricians and low-voltage installers use this component when routing power, data, or communication cables through tiered raceway layouts where channel width must decrease at a junction or transition point.

This reducer is suited for use in commercial and industrial cable management installations where PANDUIT FiberRunner or compatible surface raceway systems are deployed. It is installed at the point where a 12-inch raceway section meets a narrower downstream channel, keeping the cable pathway clean and enclosed throughout the transition. The split design simplifies field installation by allowing the cover to be placed over existing cable bundles without full disassembly of the raceway run.

Key Features

• Split cover design allows installation over pre-routed cables without full raceway teardown
• Reducer profile transitions from a 12-inch raceway width to a smaller section
• Sold individually as a single unit for targeted replacement or new installation
• Designed for use within PANDUIT raceway systems for consistent fit and finish

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation component for PANDUIT surface raceway systems using 12-inch wide cable management channels.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed electricians or low-voltage cabling technicians. De-energize all circuits within the raceway before beginning work, in accordance with NFPA 70 (NEC) lockout/tagout requirements. The split cover design allows the reducer to be seated over existing cable bundles; ensure cables are properly organized and not pinched during fitting. Secure the reducer per manufacturer guidance before restoring power or signal circuits.