Snake Tray Cm 801-2-R12 Cable Tray Reducer Set 2x12 in

Product Description

The SNAKE TRAY CM 801-2-R12 is a reducer set designed for the Mega Snake cable tray system, providing a smooth transition between sections of differing widths within a continuous cable management run. At 2 inches deep and 12 inches wide, this reducer maintains the structural and organizational integrity of the tray system at transition points. It is installed by electricians and electrical contractors working on commercial, industrial, and data center wiring projects where cable tray is used as the primary raceway. The reducer set ships as a single unit and is intended for direct integration into existing Mega Snake tray layouts.

This reducer set is suited for use in commercial and industrial electrical installations where cable tray raceway systems must accommodate changes in tray width along a cable run. Typical applications include electrical rooms, mechanical rooms, above-ceiling cable management, and open-structure data or power distribution runs. It is classified within the raceway and conduit product category and is appropriate wherever a width reduction is needed in a Mega Snake tray assembly without interrupting the cable pathway.

Key Features

• 2 inch depth and 12 inch width sizing for direct integration into Mega Snake tray systems
• Reducer configuration allows width transitions within a continuous cable tray run
• Sold as a set, quantity of one per unit of measure
• Classified as raceway and conduit hardware for code-compliant cable management installations

Compatibility

Designed as a width-transition reducer for use within the Mega Snake cable tray system, compatible with tray sections sharing a 2 inch depth and 12 inch wide profile at the reduction point.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with NEC Article 392 governing cable tray systems. De-energize all circuits routed through the affected tray section before beginning work. Standard hand tools are sufficient for most cable tray hardware connections. Ensure the reducer is properly secured and aligned with adjoining tray sections before routing cables through the transition point.