B-Line Eaton series imperial cable tray and ladder, 6" Height, 21.91" Length, 36" Width, 36" and 12" Tray widths, Series 2-5 right reducer, Aluminum

A right reducer steps a wide tray down to a narrower tray while keeping one side rail in line, so the offset is taken entirely on the other side. The B-Line 6A-36-RR12 goes from a 36 inch tray to a 12 inch tray. Use a right-hand unit when you need the run to stay flush along the right rail, typically where the tray is running tight against a wall, beam or another tray. A straight reducer centers the narrower tray and takes the offset evenly on both sides, which suits an open run where nothing has to line up.

No. The 6A-36-RR12 is the right reducer, so the inside rail stays straight on the right and the offset falls on the left. If your run needs the opposite, order the matching left reducer in the same 6 inch depth and the same 36 inch to 12 inch step. Reducer handing is determined looking in the direction of the reduction, so confirm which way you are reading the run before you order.

Aluminum. That is the usual choice for wet, humid or corrosive locations because it will not rust the way plain steel does, and it keeps the section light for overhead work. If your run is already galvanized or stainless steel tray, match the material rather than mixing it into an aluminum fitting.

It is CSA certified, which is what an inspector on a Canadian installation will be looking for on the tray system.

8.2 lb. One person can set it in place on a trapeze, which is one of the practical reasons the aluminum sections get specified on long overhead runs over steel.

Order it as Eaton B-Line 6A-36-RR12. That number reads as the 6 inch aluminum series, 36 inch wide end, right reducer, down to 12 inches.