Snake Tray Cm 801-6-18-T Megasnake Cable Tray T Intersection

Product Description

The SNAKE TRAY CM 801-6-18-T is a T-intersection fitting for the Megasnake cable tray system, designed to branch cable runs at a 90-degree lateral split within a continuous raceway layout. This fitting accepts the standard Megasnake profile at a 6-inch width and 18-inch length, making it a structural routing component used to distribute wire and cable bundles across multiple pathways in a single plane. Electricians and low-voltage installers use this fitting where a main cable run needs to branch off to a secondary run without breaking the tray system's continuity. It is sold individually as a single unit.

This T-intersection fitting is suited for commercial and industrial installations where Megasnake cable tray systems are used to manage power, data, or low-voltage wiring. Typical applications include overhead wire management in commercial buildings, data centers, industrial facilities, and anywhere a structured cable tray layout requires a lateral branch point. The fitting integrates directly into the Megasnake tray system, maintaining consistent tray width throughout the branch configuration.

Key Features

• T-intersection geometry allows a single main run to branch into a perpendicular secondary run
• 6-inch tray width consistent with standard Megasnake profile dimensions
• 18-inch fitting length provides adequate transition span at the branch point
• Designed for use within the Megasnake raceway and conduit system
• Sold as individual unit for precise quantity ordering on the job

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style fitting for use with the SNAKE TRAY Megasnake cable tray system in raceway and conduit installations.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed electricians or low-voltage cabling technicians following applicable NEC requirements for cable tray systems. De-energize all circuits routed through the tray section before modifying or installing fittings. Secure the fitting to adjoining tray sections per the manufacturer's connection method before routing cables through the branch. Verify that combined cable fill at the T-intersection does not exceed the allowable fill capacity for the tray width.