Snake Tray Cm 801-2-12-30 Megasnake Cable Tray

Product Description

The SNAKE TRAY CM 801-2-12-30 is a horizontal Megasnake cable tray designed for organized routing and support of electrical cables and wiring in commercial and industrial installations. Measuring 2 inches in height, 12 inches in width, and 30 inches in length, this raceway unit provides a structured pathway that keeps cable bundles protected and properly managed. It is sold as a single unit and is installed by licensed electricians and electrical contractors working on cable management systems in new construction and retrofit applications.

This cable tray is suited for horizontal runs in commercial buildings, industrial facilities, and data or electrical distribution environments. It falls within the raceway and conduit product category, making it appropriate for installations where open cable tray is preferred over enclosed conduit for ease of access, heat dissipation, and future cable additions. Electricians and low-voltage contractors commonly use this style of tray in ceiling plenum spaces, equipment rooms, and along structural framing.

Key Features

• Horizontal configuration for straight cable tray runs
• 12-inch width accommodates multiple cable bundles across a single tray section
• 30-inch section length simplifies layout planning and reduces the number of splice connections
• 2-inch depth provides clearance and containment for routed cables
• Single-unit (EA) packaging for project-quantity ordering flexibility
• Classified under raceway and conduit category for code-compliant cable management installations

Compatibility

Designed as a horizontal section component within the SNAKE TRAY Megasnake cable tray system. Consult SNAKE TRAY system documentation to confirm fitting and connector compatibility with other Megasnake sections and accessories.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician in accordance with applicable NEC requirements for cable tray systems. De-energize all circuits in the work area before routing or securing cables within the tray. Cable tray sections must be properly supported and bonded per local electrical code requirements. Do not exceed the cable fill capacity specified for this tray width and depth classification.