Panduit TFC10IG-X Bend Radius Tee LD10 LDPH10

Product Description

The PANDUIT TFC10IG-X is a bend radius tee fitting designed for use with LD10 and LDPH10 series surface raceway systems. This fitting maintains the minimum bend radius required to protect low-voltage cables and conductors routed through surface-mounted raceways, preventing kinking or stress at branch points. It is a hardware accessory installed by electricians and low-voltage technicians during structured cabling, data, or control wiring installations. The fitting is sold as an individual piece and connects directly to compatible LD10 and LDPH10 raceway channels at tee intersections.

This bend radius tee is used in commercial and light industrial environments where surface raceway systems route network, telecommunications, or low-voltage control wiring along walls or ceilings. It is typically installed at branch points where a raceway run splits into a tee configuration, maintaining cable bend radius compliance at the junction. Electricians and low-voltage installers specify this fitting when building out structured cabling pathways using PANDUIT LD-series surface raceway components.

Key Features

• Maintains minimum bend radius at tee junctions to protect cable integrity
• Designed for use with LD10 and LDPH10 surface raceway channels
• Sold as an individual unit for single-point replacement or new installation
• Hardware accessory category fitting for structured cabling and low-voltage wiring applications

Compatibility

Compatible with PANDUIT LD10 and LDPH10 series surface raceway systems as stated by the manufacturer.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by licensed electricians or qualified low-voltage technicians. De-energize all circuits in the raceway pathway before opening any section of the raceway system. Secure the fitting to the raceway channel per the manufacturer assembly instructions before routing conductors through the tee. Work involving low-voltage cabling pathways in commercial spaces may be subject to local building codes and NEC Article 800 requirements.