B-Line Eaton series imperial cable tray and ladder, 6" Height, 32.692" Length, 24" Width, Series 2-5 vertical inside bend, Aluminum, 30° Angle, 48" Ra

A vertical inside bend carries a cable tray run through a change in elevation where the tray turns upward into the angle, keeping cables supported around the transition instead of bending them over an edge. The Eaton B-Line 6A-24-30VI48 makes that turn at 30 degrees on a 48 inch radius, so cables keep a generous bend radius through the elevation change. It is the inside-bend version, so pick the outside bend if your run turns the other way at that point.

Yes, that's exactly the fitting size. The 6A-24-30VI48 is built to a 24 inch inside width and 6 inch side rail height in aluminum, so it mates to straight aluminum tray sections of the same 24 x 6 dimension in the Series 2 through 5 family. Different tray width or rail depth means a different part number.

Allow about 32.692 inches of run length for the fitting itself, measured along the tray, plus clearance for the 48 inch bend radius as the tray climbs through 30 degrees. That radius is what drives the overall envelope, so on tight vertical transitions check the ceiling or obstruction clearance above the turn before you set your straight section lengths.

The 6A-24-30VI48 is the bend fitting itself. Splice plates, hardware and any hangers or supports for the transition are ordered separately, so count the number of tray-to-fitting joints in your run and add the matching Series 2-5 aluminum splice hardware to the order.

It is fixed on this part at 48 inches. B-Line vertical bends are built to a set radius, and the radius you pick should suit the cable you are pulling, since large power and fiber cables have minimum bend radius requirements. If your cable needs less, a shorter radius fitting in the same 24 inch width and 6 inch depth is the part to look for instead.

It weighs 9.3 lb, so one person can set it on a ladder or lift, which is the usual reason crews spec aluminum tray over steel on overhead runs. Aluminum also holds up better than painted steel in damp or corrosive areas.