Enduro Composites EHL6 Series Fiberglass Cable Tray System

• Low smoke, non toxic, and meets United States Coast Guard requirements for use in living areas
• Meets strict UL, ASTM and CSA standards, so are you assured of quality and reliability
• High strength to weight ratio is also easy to cut and install, making it excellent for new construction and for retrofit applications
• No risk of sparking while working with this material, so you are safe
• Custom design in any configuration your job requires
• Because it won't interfere with other signals or radio waves, that means that no additional EMI shielding is required
• Very low expansion and contraction ratio means there is not much movement with temperature variations, so your job's measurements will still be accurate after the install
• Excellent to work with in all temperatures, since it will not transfer heat or cold the way metal does
• Acrylic surface coating on all polyester cableway for protection
• UV Resistance keeps the cable tray from losing its integrity even when installed outdoors
• This style of tray is smaller in size, more economical, and provides a cleaner look than comparable cable tray systems
• Built-in ventilation with ladder-type design keeps air flowing, so there is no need to derate cables because gasses cannot be trapped or transmitted
• One year limited manufacturer warranty

• Cable Tray Weights (PDF)
• Corrosion Resistance Table (PDF)
• Temperature Effects (PDF)
• Thermal Contraction & Expansion (PDF)
• Allowable Load Capacity (PDF)

Please Note: These products ship within 2-3 weeks

MANUALS & USER GUIDES -

• Installation Manual (PDF)
• Design Specifications (PDF)

Basic Installation -

The installation of Enduro Cable Tray should be made in compliance with the standards set forth by the National Electric Code and NEMA Publications FG-1 (current issue).

Be sure to always follow common safety practices when putting together tray and fittings in the field. Be sure to build these systems in well-ventilated areas so that no dust from cutting the system can accumulate. There is no hazard from working with the Enduro Fiberglass Systems but it may cause skin irritation and, if allowed to accumulate with grease and other machining lubricants, can become abrasive. Be sure to use all the safety equipment necessary such as goggles, dust mask, coveralls or a shop coat when sawing, machining and/or sanding.

• Try to avoid creating excessive heat while working with the tray, as this heat will soften the bonding resin in the fiberglass which will result in a lack of integrity
• Use carbide-tipped drill bits and saw blades when sawing or drilling
• Do not use lubricants during machining
• Secure cable tray while cutting to ensure accurate, clean cuts
• Use Enduro sealants to smooth any surfaces and cut edges
• Prepare the surface properly before applying sealants

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