Engineered for electrical containment routing, this Revit family provides a grey steel cable tray tee fitting with curved transition corners. The component features a flat horizontal three-way junction geometry standard for electrical distribution raceways. Formed with smooth inner radial throat fillets, the unit ensures clean cable bend radii between intersecting branches. Outer edges feature slight vertical profile returns characteristic of stamped or fabricated sheet metal covers and fittings. Displayed in an opaque neutral grey finish, the fitting cleanly represents galvanized or powder-coated steel containment hardware used across commercial services infrastructure.

The download is a 184 KB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

Load this.rfa family directly into Revit MEP or coordinated multidisciplinary models to branch containment runs. Position the tee at intersections along ceiling voids, service shafts, or exposed soffits. Align the geometry with adjacent straight tray runs and adjust level offsets to maintain clearance around structural framing, pipework, and mechanical ducting.

Designed for technical MEP documentation and BIM coordination, this containment junction suits commercial offices, industrial plants, hospitals, and high-density data centres. It integrates seamlessly into exposed ceiling aesthetics, service corridors, and electrical risers during detailed design and clash detection stages. Designers commonly search for this element when detailing raceway takeoffs, tray branch connections, and overhead electrical distribution paths.