B-Line Eaton series imperial cable tray and ladder, 6" Height, 27" Length, 6" Width, Series 2-5 vertical tee down, Aluminum, 24" Radius

The B-Line 6A-06-VT24 is a three-way vertical tee that drops the branch downward. It lets a straight tray run continue while a second run breaks off and turns down, so you do not have to field-cut and splice two separate vertical elbows to make the junction. It is built for 6 inch wide tray with a 6 inch loading depth and carries a 24 inch bend radius.

Cable bend radius drives the choice. Power and fiber cables have a minimum bend radius, and a 24 inch radius tray fitting gives the cable a wide, gradual turn so the jacket and conductors are not stressed as the run drops vertically. Tighter radius fittings save overhead space but limit what cable you can pull through them.

Aluminum. That is the usual choice where weight matters or where a plated steel tray would corrode, such as damp plant areas, coastal sites, and outdoor runs. It also means you should keep your splice hardware and supports consistent with an aluminum system rather than mixing in bare steel at the joints.

Order the connecting hardware separately. A vertical tee has three open ends, so you need splice plates and bolt sets at each point where it meets a straight section, plus a hanger or support at the transition, since a vertical drop puts load right at the fitting.

Order it by Eaton B-Line part number 6A-06-VT24. That identifies the aluminum 6 inch wide, 6 inch deep vertical tee down at a 24 inch radius in one code.

It weighs 29.1 lb. That is a two-hand piece at height but a one-man set for most installers, and it is light enough that it is the cable fill, not the fitting, that governs your hanger spacing.

It is CE marked. Nothing further is claimed for it beyond that.