B-Line Eaton series imperial cable tray and ladder, 4" Height, 43.375" Length, 36" Width, Series 2-5 horizontal bend, Aluminum, 45° Angle, 36" Radius

Yes. The 4A-36-45HB36 is built as a 36 inch width, 4 inch height aluminum fitting, so it lines up with a straight run of the same nominal width and side rail depth in the Series 2-5 aluminum family. Match width and height first, then confirm the rung style you want carried through the turn.

Plan for the fitting's own 43.375 inch length dimension plus the 36 inch inside turning radius swung through 45 degrees. On a 36 inch wide tray that is a wide sweep, so check your ceiling coordination against ductwork and pipe before you commit the route. If the corridor is tight, a shorter radius fitting is the way to go.

Bend radius is driven by the minimum bending radius of the cable you are pulling, not by the tray. Large power feeders and fiber need a generous sweep, and a 36 inch radius gives that. If you are only carrying small control or Cat6 runs, a tighter radius fitting saves ceiling space. Pick the radius off the cable manufacturer's minimum bend spec for the largest conductor in the tray.

The 4A-36-45HB36 is sold as the bend fitting itself. Splice plates, hardware, hangers and supports are ordered separately, and a fitting of this size normally needs a support near each end of the turn to stay within the run's span rating. Order the splice connectors that match the Series 2-5 aluminum side rail.

Order Eaton B-Line part 4A-36-45HB36. The code reads out as 4 inch aluminum side rail, 36 inch width, 45 degree horizontal bend, 36 inch radius, which is a useful check when you are matching it to a tray schedule on the drawings.

The fitting itself is 15.174 lb empty. Add your cable fill weight when you size the threaded rod, trapeze and anchors for the turn, since the bend concentrates load at the corner supports.

It is CE marked. That is the certification carried on this aluminum Series 2-5 bend.