EMI/RFI Shielded Cable Tray



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EMI/RFI Cable Tray Chalfant began supplying industry cable tray in 1948 and designed and developed the first RF Tray for NS in 196 when it became imperative to protect instrument and control cabling from EMI fields during missile launching. Over the past 4 years, Chalfant has developed both a Premium and an Ultra class RF Tray. The gasketed Ultra RF Tray has been successfully used at Sandia Labs, Los lamos, as well as, military and other sensitive government facilities. Industrial and utility companies have found Chalfant's Premium RF Tray to be suitable because of the lower (long wave) EMI frequencies present in most of these applications. Field proven and tested Premium and Ultra class Designs to 78 d attenuation @1, MHz

Maximum EMI/RFI Protection RF Tray and Electromagnetic Compatibility EMC is the technology of minimizing the electromagnetic interference caused by electromagnetic fields that are radiated or propagated along a conducting medium and reducing the susceptibility of these fields on electrical or electronic devices or systems. EMC is a coordinated systems design approach costing of: 1. Reducing interference at the source. 2. Isolating the offending circuits by filtering, grounding or shielding cable in RF cable tray. 3. Increasing the immunity of susceptible circuits by distance or rerouting away from radiation sources such as power equipment or high voltage sources. RF Tray Often the nswer EMC cable tray has become the solution when source radiation or rerouting of cables is difficult or impossible. They have saved industrial plants many man-hours of tracking and correcting offending circuits during plant or process start-up and shakedown. In addition, properly grounded and shielded RF tray not only reduces the radiated EMI fields a sensitive circuit sees but also provides an isolated ground reference which effectively reduces internal and circuit part coupling and overall mode coupling. Chalfant s nswer to Glitches and ad Effects of EMI/RMI The consequences of inadequate shielding of critical cable runs can include: 1. Computer glitches (introduction and transmission of erroneous data). 2. Radio and television interference. 3. System malfunctions due to voltage variations. The longer the control cable run the more susceptible it is to EMI. lso, the lower the control voltage, the higher the impedance and its susceptibility to induced interference. Typical operating voltages and current for process elements range between 1mV to 5V and 1m to 5 m, 4. Stolen information through listening in on unprotected, unsecured data lines. 7-2 Chalfant Cable Trays Chalfant s tested RF tray design plus Chalfant s proven field experience can minimize or reduce the bad effects of EMI/RMI. RF Cable Tray Design Considerations RF Trays are designed to either contain or exclude EMI/RFI. perfect design would be a onepiece tray and seam welded covers. However, this design is impractical as easy access to cables is necessary. Straight sections, covers and fittings must also be designed for easy installation in the field. Premium RF Tray Low frequency magnetic fields are best attenuated by mass of material. Chalfant s Premium RF Tray has the capability to efficiently attenuate H fields in the 15 KHz-1 MHz range form 7 to 83 d. E fields are effectively attenuated >114 to 9d and 1 MHz to 3 MHz. E fields below 1 MHz are attenuated over 1d. (see performance graphs.) Ultra RF Tray Chalfant s unique Ultra RF Tray has been designed with special cover clamps, splice plates, gaskets and foil. These features are essential for sealing and attenuating the plane wave frequencies 1 MHz through 1GHz. Special adjustable tension cover straps compress the cover seam gaskets for optimum shielding efficiency. Chalfant RF Cable Tray Easy to Install Pre-galvanized steel (STM 653, G9 Coating) has proven to be the most cost effective tray material. It s flat, smooth surface is formable, weldable and conductive. It has excellent corrosion Certified for use in Canada resistance. Coating or painted surfaces are not conductive and work against shielding effectiveness. Surprisingly the overall shielding effectiveness of RF Tray is determined more from the elimination of seams or gaps that from the mass or thickness of the material used. Chalfant builds its RF Tray to close tolerances so surfaces are flat and mate tightly. Tray is one-piece construction without seams (18 gauge to 18 widths, 16 gauge @24 width). Covers are designed to overlap at 9 degree angles (18 gauge to 18 widths, 16 gauge @24 width). Fittings have long 3 tangents for tight fit with overlapped splice plates when joined with straight sections. Splice plates are wraparound with joint cover plates and special offset along with pressure bolted construction and 3 overlap over all seams. Gaskets and Foil are made of exclusive conductive coated metal materials with pressure sensitive adhesive backing for easy field installation. Cover latches are wraparound, snap-latch type with adjustable tension to 2 lbs. to assure positive pressure to compress cover gaskets. Flatness, overlapping surfaces, tight tolerance and gasketing are the keys to Chalfant s proven RF Tray design. CS Load Class Max. Load @ Support Widths C22.2 Kg/m Span (in.) 37 3M 6, 12, & 18 C 1 7 3M 24 Note: EMI/RFI Tray is a version of Chalfant s Series 6 Tray with a solid bottom and non-radius fittings. Locate Series 6 information (Section Three) for load and deflection data for spans not shown in this section.

Laboratory Tested to MIL STD 285 Chalfant retained the services of a major Radiation Testing Lab (widely recognized for Tempest Certification) to certify the performance and shielding effectiveness of Chalfant s Premium and Ultra RF Cable Tray. complete series of tests were conducted to MIL STD 285 using a production run RF Tray with the following components: two 12 wide straight sections, one 12 radius horizontal fitting with gas- ketted bottom, one blind end, two wraparound splice plates, one panel adapter, covers, cover gaskets, foil tape and adjustable cover straps. The results of these tests are shown below. Chalfant also tested a large Navy project to 6 d at 1, MHz. Over six test set-ups were required. This on-site testing was done to MIL STD 285 by another highly respected testing company. Slight modifications were made to Chalfant s original design to eliminate variables of controlled laboratory conditions and small sample size to the actual conditions encountered on the job-site. The new improvements were incorporated and retested at 4 and 1, MHz. Chalfant encourages comparison and believes we are the only tray company that offers a proven, tested system with attenuation levels far above any competitor. Unmatched Shielding Effectiveness Premium RF Tray (No cover Gaskets) ttenuation d 12 * 96 72 H Field 48 24 E Field Plane Wave.15 1. 1 1 1 Frequency MHz *EMI ttenuation from -15 KHz exceeds 1 d Ultra RF Tray (Fully Gasketed) ttenuation d 12 * 96 72 48 24 H Field E Field Plane Wave.15 1. 1 1 1 Frequency MHz Caution: The foregoing test results can only be assured if the product is properly installed. Proper installation includes: providing a level of supports, tightly butted joints, proper cleaning of contact surfaces, proper taping and/or installation of gaskets and proper adjustment of cover straps, all of which are the sole responsibility of others. If properly installed, the product will test as shown. RF Tray Can be Supported to 12-foot Spans Maximum Cable Loading (t various spans) Maximum Deflection (t various spans/loads) lbs./ft. 3 (kg/m) (136.1) In..25.2 12 Span (3.65 m) (mm) (6.35) (5.8) Max Load 2 1 (9.7) (45.4) Deflection.15.1.5 1 Span (3.4 m) (3.81) 8 Span (2.43 m) (2.54) 6 Span (1.82 m) (1.27) () (.) ft. 6 8 1 12 ft. 4 8 12 16 2 24 m (1.83) (2.44) (3.5) (3.66) m (88.2) (176.4) (264.6) (352.8) (441.) (529.2) Span Loading Note: Loading and deflection data is based on NEM VE-1 testing of 24 (61 mm) wide, 4 (12 mm) load depth RF Tray. Simple beam test Safety Factor= 1.3 Chalfant Cable Trays 7-3

Straight Sections and Fittings How to Order When using the part number listed, you will receive: Premium Tray section or fitting, cover, wraparound splice plate with joint cover strap, nuts and bolts and cover screws. Ultra Tray section or fitting, cover, wraparound splice plate with joint cover strap, nuts and bolts, foil tape, gasket material and adjustable cover straps (5 per straight section, 1 per fitting). lind ends, panel adapters, Z-hold downs, special accessories and support material must be ordered separately for either type of tray. Tape and gasket material are furnished, taking into consideration some waste. Chalfant cannot be responsible for indiscriminate waste by installers. 4 Straight Sections W Load Tray NEC Equipment Ground Part Depth Width rea In 2 mps Number 4 6 (152).8 2 RFS6-144 12 (35) 1.1 4 RFS12-144 18 (457) 1.4 4 RFS18-144 24 (61) 2.1 6 RFS24-144 Chalfant s Standard RF Design is 4 load depth,12 radius fittings and supplied with covers. Note: dd suffix -G to straight and fitting part numbers if Ultra RF Design is required; ie: RFS12-144-G or RFS12-9H12-G. Three inch and 6 load depths and 24 radius are available as specials. 3 and 6 Horizontal and Vertical fittings are available identical pricing to 45 and 9 respectively. 9 Horizontal end Fittings See Chalfant s Ladder Style Cable Tray section (Section One) for metric conversions and dimensions on fittings and 24 radii not featured in this section. lso available in aluminum 552H32 Width Number 12 6 (152) 21 (533) RFS6-9H-12 12 (35) 27 (685) RFS12-9H-12 18 (457) 33 (838) RFS18-9H-12 24 (61) 39 (99) RFS24-9H-12 45 Horizontal end Width Number 12 6 (152) 15.75 (4) 9.5 (241) RFS6-45H-12 12 (35) 17.875 (454) 13.375 (34) RFS12-45H-12 18 (457) 2 (58) 17.25 (438) RFS18-45H-12 24 (61) 22.625 (56) 21.125 (537) RFS24-45H-12 7-4 Chalfant Cable Trays

Fittings 9 Outside 9 Inside Width Number 12 6 (152) 15 (381) RFS6-9VO-12 12 (35) 15 (381) RFS12-9VO-12 18 (457) 15 (381) RFS18-9VO-12 24 (61) 15 (381) RFS24-9VO-12 Width Number 12 6 (152) 19 (381) RFS6-9VI-12 12 (35) 19 (381) RFS12-9VI-12 18 (457) 19 (381) RFS18-9VI-12 24 (61) 19 (381) RFS24-9VI-12 45 Outside 45 Inside Width Number 12 6 (152) 13.625 (346) 5.375 (137) RFS6-45VO-12 12 (35) 13.625 (346) 5.375 (137) RFS12-45VO-12 18 (457) 13.625 (346) 5.375 (137) RFS18-45VO-12 24 (61) 13.625 (346) 5.375 (137) RFS24-45VO-12 Width Number 12 6 (152) 16.4375 (418) 6.8125 (173) RFS6-45VI-12 12 (35) 16.4375 (418) 6.8125 (173) RFS12-45VI-12 18 (457) 16.4375 (418) 6.8125 (173) RFS18-45VI-12 24 (61) 16.4375 (418) 6.8125 (173) RFS24-45VI-12 Cross Tee Width Number 12 6 (152) 36 (914) RFS6-X-12 12 (35) 42 (167) RFS12-X-12 18 (457) 48 (1219) RFS18-X-12 24 (61) 54 (1372) RFS24-X-12 Width Number 12 6 (152) 36 (914) 21 (522) RFS6-T-12 12 (35) 42 (167) 27 (686) RFS12-T-12 18 (457) 48 (1219) 33 (838) RFS18-T-12 24 (61) 54 (1372) 39 (991) RFS24-T-12 Chalfant Cable Trays 7-5

ccessories lind End Panel dapter W+4 3 W 8 W+1 16 6 (152) RFS6-245 12 (35) RFS12-245 18 (457) RFS18-245 24 (61) RFS24-245 6 (152) RFS6-244 12 (35) RFS12-244 18 (457) RFS18-244 24 (61) RFS24-244 Splice Plate Cover Strap djustable Latch W+1-5 8 6" W 6 (152) RFS6-48 12 (35) RFS12-48 18 (457) RFS18-48 24 (61) RFS24-48 6 (152) R7S6-28 12 (35) R7S12-28 18 (457) R7S18-28 24 (61) R7S24-28 Hold Down Clasp Part Number: RSZC-36 1 Cover Hold Down Screw Part Number: 9STK774 7 16" 4 3 16" 1 2" 7-6 Chalfant Cable Trays