Cable tray tee Baks TKJ200H60 H60 200 mm (MPN 166620)

Baks TKJ200H60 cable tray tee is a T-shaped fitting designed for 200 mm-wide cable trays with 60 mm side height. It creates a perpendicular branch in an existing tray run, maintaining mechanical continuity and supporting routed electrical and data cables. The tee is intended for use in industrial and commercial cable management systems where a robust junction is required to split or reroute cable runs without compromising tray alignment.

Advantages

The tee provides a stable, low-profile junction that preserves tray alignment and load distribution across the branch. Its geometry is suited to standard 200 mm tray widths and 60 mm side heights, enabling straightforward integration with matching tray sections. The fitting reduces the need for additional support structures at the branching point and ensures consistent cable support through the junction to limit sagging and mechanical stress on cables.

Suitable for

• Creating perpendicular branches in 200 mm cable tray systems
• Routing electrical power and data cabling at distribution or switch points
• Industrial, commercial and utility installations requiring organized cable routing

Key specifications

• Tray width compatibility: 200 mm
• Side height: 60 mm
• Type: T-shaped branch fitting for cable trays
• Function: Provides perpendicular branch and mechanical continuity

How to use

Install the tee by aligning it with the mating 200 mm tray runs and secure using appropriate fasteners recommended for the tray system. Ensure the tray edges and the tee flange surfaces are clean and free of debris before assembly. After securing the tee, verify alignment and level of the connected tray runs, then route cables through the joined trays ensuring even distribution and avoiding concentrated bends at the junction.

Usage recommendations

Use compatible fastening hardware and follow applicable installation standards for cable tray systems. Provide adequate support near the tee to maintain load capacity, and avoid overfilling trays at the branch point. Inspect junctions periodically for signs of mechanical stress or corrosion according to site maintenance schedules.