Eaton TGC40 Cable Tray Grounding Clamp - NEC/CEC

Feature → The TGC40 supports #6-2/0 AWG grounding conductors and uses a malleable iron body designed to withstand industrial vibration and mechanical stress. Business Impact → This combination yields a robust ground path with long service life, reducing maintenance visits, rework, and downtime in busy facilities. Application → Install in cable tray runs across manufacturing plants, processing facilities, and data centers where dependable grounding is essential for system integrity and safety. Feature → It is a member of the Eaton Crouse-Hinds TGC series, ensuring compatibility with a broad range of TGC accessories and existing tray hardware. Business Impact → Simplifies procurement, stocking, and technician training by leveraging a common family of grounding connectors. Application → Ideal for new installations and retrofits that require standardized grounding hardware across multiple trays and sections of the plant. Feature → The clamp's compact footprint measures 1.88 in length, 1.78 in height, and 0.88 in width, with a weight of 0.51 lb, enabling installation in tight cable tray spaces. Business Impact → Reduces tray clutter and minimizes the risk of interference with nearby cables or brackets, speeding up assembly. Application → Suitable for crowded switchgear rooms, control panels, and overhead tray runs where space is at a premium. Feature → NEC/CEC standards compliance and Ordinary/Non-Hazardous Location usage, supported by UL certification documents. Business Impact → Helps facilities meet code requirements and pass regulatory audits with auditable documentation. Application → Critical for industrial plants, commercial buildings, and data centers that must demonstrate proper grounding and bonding per electrical codes. Feature → Availability of installation resources, including IF 947 instruction sheets, catalogs page, and specification sheets from Eaton. Business Impact → Streamlines field installation planning, reduces training time, and supports faster commissioning. Application → Field technicians benefit during onboarding, maintenance checks, and equipment upgrades when standard procedures and references are readily accessible.