B-Line Eaton series imperial cable tray and ladder, 4" Height, 15" Length, 6" Width, Series 2-5 vertical tee up, Aluminum, 12" Radius

A vertical tee up joins three tray runs where a straight run has to branch upward. The Eaton B-Line 4A-06-VTU12 is the Series 2-5 vertical tee up version, built on a 12 inch radius so cable bend radius is maintained through the turn rather than forcing conductors over a sharp corner. If your branch drops instead of rises, you need the vertical tee down version, not this one.

Yes, it is built for the Series 2-5 imperial tray family in aluminum, 6 inch width, 4 inch rail height. Match those three things (series, width, rail height) and it splices into the existing run. Other B-Line series use different rail profiles and will not line up.

Aluminum. That keeps the piece light for overhead work (9.1 lb) and suits damp or corrosive interior areas where painted steel tends to go first. Mixing aluminum fittings into a steel tray run is not good practice, both for dissimilar metal contact and for bonding continuity, so match the fitting material to the tray you already have up.

Plan on it. The 4A-06-VTU12 is supplied as the tee fitting itself, and each of its three connections to the adjoining tray sections needs the matching splice plate and hardware set for the Series 2-5 aluminum tray. Count three connection points per tee when you take off the job.

Fittings are not self supporting. At 9.1 lb bare the piece is easy to handle, but loaded with cable it needs hangers on the adjoining straight sections close to each of the three connections rather than relying on the splice joints to carry it. On the 15 inch body of this tee, support the tray each side of the fitting.