Reducing tee TKDJ100H50 159710

Cable route branching – reliable tee connector TKDJ100H50

This tee connector, with a sheet thickness of 1.0 mm, is a key element of cable routing systems. It serves to effectively branch the installation, providing flexibility in cable routing. It is compatible with cable trays with a width and height of 100 mm and 50 mm, respectively, making it a universal solution in many applications.

Made of steel and protected with hot-dip galvanizing, this tee guarantees high corrosion resistance and long-term reliability. Assembly is done with SGKM6x12 or SGM6x12 screws, which simplifies and speeds up installation. Thanks to this, both installers and end-users can count on a solid and durable connection.

Design and materials for demanding applications

The TKDJ100H50 tee is characterized by a solid construction made of 1.0 mm thick steel sheet. Hot-dip galvanizing provides excellent protection against weathering and corrosion – particularly important in harsh industrial or outdoor conditions. The possibility of making it from other materials (zinc-plated steel or stainless steel) on request allows you to adapt the product to specific project requirements.

• Durable protection: Hot-dip galvanizing provides corrosion resistance, extending the life of the installation.
• Solid construction: Sheet thickness of 1.0 mm guarantees mechanical strength and connection stability.
• Material flexibility: Availability of different materials (steel, stainless steel) allows adaptation to the specifics of the project.
• Easy installation: Compatibility with standard screws simplifies and speeds up installation.

Application and compliance with standards

The TKDJ100H50 tee connector is used in cable routing systems in commercial, industrial and residential construction. It is ideal for branching electrical, telecommunications and other cable systems. The product does not have certifications regarding maintaining functionality during a fire (E30/E90), so this should be taken into account when designing fire protection systems.

• Electrical installations in public buildings
• Electrical switchgear
• Telecommunications systems (telecommunications, monitoring)
• Industrial cable installations
• Residential construction – branching of cable routes inside buildings