Symmetrical reduction cover PRKZP100/50 302710

Symmetrical Reduction for Cable Trays

The reducing cover PRKZP100/50 is a component of the cable tray system designed to connect trays of different widths. It enables a smooth transition from a 100 mm wide tray to a 50 mm wide tray, ensuring continuous cable routing. This product is essential in the design and installation of electrical systems where flexibility in adapting to changing conditions is required.

The cover is manufactured from steel, guaranteeing durability and resistance to mechanical damage. Surface protection via hot-dip galvanizing ensures high corrosion resistance, making it particularly suitable for harsh environmental conditions. As a result, the cover can be used both indoors and outdoors.

Design and Installation

The PRKZP100/50 cover features a simple design that facilitates easy installation. It includes technological holes necessary for the hot-dip galvanizing process, while simultaneously allowing additional ventilation inside the tray. Installation is performed by placing the cover over connected trays and securing it with appropriate fastening elements (not included in the set). When ordering the cover alone, ensure compatibility with the fitting it is intended to be used with.

Applications and Benefits

• Provides safe and aesthetic connection of cable trays with different dimensions.
• Protects cables from mechanical damage and environmental factors.
• Ensures a sealed enclosure to prevent dust and dirt accumulation inside the tray.
• Hot-dip galvanized steel construction guarantees long-term corrosion protection.
• Enables flexible cable routing design, adapting to the specific requirements of the installation.
• Cover width (100 mm) and reduction (50 mm) are precisely matched to standard BAKS cable tray dimensions.
• 1.5 mm sheet thickness ensures adequate rigidity and structural strength.

Additional Information

Upon request, versions made from stainless steel (E) or painted with any RAL color (L) are available, allowing customization to meet individual project needs and aesthetic requirements. Note that the technological holes resulting from the hot-dip galvanizing process are not defects but an integral part of the product.