B-Line Eaton series Flex tray wire basket tray, Reended for exterior and corrosive applications, Hot-dip galvanized, Steel, 47.5" actual area inside t

Yes. The FT2X24X10 HD Flex tray is hot-dip galvanized steel and is recommended for exterior and corrosive applications, so it suits rooftop runs, wash-down areas, plants and other places where an electro-zinc or pre-galvanized basket would start rusting at the cut ends. Hot-dip coating covers the wires after fabrication, which is why it holds up where painted or plated trays do not.

Nominal width is 24 inches, and the actual clear area inside the tray is 47.5 square inches with the 2 inch depth. That inside figure is what you fill against when you run your cable fill calculation, not the nominal 24.

Each section runs 118.312 inches, roughly a 10 foot stick, and weighs 23.5 lb. That is light enough for one electrician to set on trapeze hangers, but plan your support spacing and splice points around the 10 foot section length.

A 2 inch deep basket like the FT2X24X10 HD is meant for low-voltage, data and light power runs where you want a single layer of cable across a wide span. With 47.5 square inches of inside area at 24 inches wide, it carries a lot of cable laterally rather than stacked. If you are bundling heavy power feeders or expect to layer cable, a deeper basket is the better choice; if you are running structured cabling and want easy top access for adds and moves, the shallow 2 inch profile is the one.

The tray carries a CSA certification, which is what an inspector on a Canadian project will look for on the cable tray run.

Yes. The FT2X24X10 HD is the 10 foot tray section only, hot-dip galvanized steel at 24 inches wide. Hangers, trapeze or wall brackets, splice hardware and any drop-outs or bend fittings are separate line items. For an exterior or corrosive run, match the support and fastener finish to the hot-dip tray so you do not create a corrosion point at the connection.