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Electrical · Conduit Fittings · Cable tray and channel fittings

Channel cable tray horizontal bend 90°, curved

Library name: Channel Horizontal Bend

ID IBIM-E-COF-CHANNEL-HORIZONTAL-BEND-R25 · file IBIM-E-COF-Channel Horizontal Bend-R25.rfa

Revit
2025
Types
1
Hosting
Not hosted (placed on a level)
Connectors
2
Revit category
Cable Tray Fittings

7 checks passed, 1 warning. See what was checked

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Types

This family has one type: Standard.

Parameters of type “Standard”

20 parameters. Values are those saved in the library file for the selected type. An instance parameter shows its default; it is set per placed element in a project.

1 parameter of the file for authorship or contact details (author, website, e-mail and similar) is not shown.

ParameterValueUnitsScopeCan be edited
Constraints
Default Elevation0.0mmTypeYes
Dimensions
Angle90.00°°InstanceYes
Bend Radius50.0mmInstanceYes
Thickness2.5mmInstanceYes
Tray Height100.0mmInstanceYes
Tray Length50.0mmInstanceYes
Tray Width200.0mmInstanceYes
Graphics
Use Annotation ScaleNo valueYes / NoInstanceYes
Identity Data
Assembly CodeNo valueTextTypeYes
CostNo valuecurrencyTypeYes
DescriptionNo valueTextTypeYes
KeynoteNo valueTextTypeYes
ManufacturerNo valueTextTypeYes
ModelNo valueTextTypeYes
Type CommentsNo valueTextTypeYes
Type ImageNo valueImageTypeYes
IFC Parameters
Export Type to IFC AsNo valueTextTypeYes
Type IFC Predefined TypeNo valueTextTypeYes
Other
Bend Radius Label150.0mmInstanceNoSet by a formula in the family
Center to End200.0mmInstanceNoSet by a formula in the family

Category, hosting and compatibility

The Revit category differs from the catalogue classification. The library lists this family under “Conduit Fittings”; in a Revit project it behaves as “Cable Tray Fittings” for schedules, tags, filters and visibility. This is reported for review. The family was not changed.

Revit category
Cable Tray Fittings
Catalogue classification
Electrical › Conduit Fittings › Cable tray and channel fittings
Hosting
Not hosted (placed on a level)
Connectors
  • Cable tray / conduit, rectangular 200 x 100 mm × 2
Revit version
Saved in the Revit 2025 format. It opens in Revit 2025 and in later versions, which upgrade it on opening. Revit versions before 2025 cannot open it.
Built from
2 solid forms, 5 nested families

What was checked

7 passed, 1 warning, 5 not checked. Each line says what was looked at and what was found. A passed check is not a statement that the family suits a particular project or meets a standard.

  • Passed
    Opens and saves in Revit 2025

    Opened by Revit 2025, upgraded from the Revit 2019 format, and saved without an error.

  • Passed
    No imported CAD geometry

    None found.

  • Passed
    Types, parameters and connectors kept by the clean-up

    1 type(s), 21 parameter(s), 2 connector(s) before and after. 21 unused item(s) were purged.

  • Passed
    File name follows the iBIM naming standard

    IBIM-E-COF-Channel Horizontal Bend-R25

  • Passed
    Preview picture made from the model

    Rendered from the family's 3D view, model only.

  • Warning
    Revit category matches the catalogue classification

    Listed under 'Conduit Fittings', but the family's Revit category is 'Cable Tray Fittings'. It will schedule, tag and filter as Cable Tray Fittings in a project. Reported for review; the family was not changed.

  • Passed
    Has a connector to join a system

    2 connector(s): Cable tray / conduit, rectangular 200 x 100 mm x 2.

  • Passed
    Types are named

    1 named type(s).

  • Not checked
    Loading and placing in a project

    The family was opened on its own. It was not loaded into a project, placed or connected to a system.

  • Not checked
    Schedules and tags

    Whether the parameters report correctly in schedules and tags was not tested.

  • Not checked
    Sizes against product data

    Dimensions and performance values were not compared with any manufacturer's or standard's data.

  • Not checked
    Performance in large models

    File weight in a full project model was not measured.

  • Not checked
    Classification codes

    Uniclass, COBie or other classification data in the family was not reviewed.

File checked
IBIM-E-COF-Channel Horizontal Bend-R25.rfa
Fingerprint
16adfdef1bd0 first 12 characters of the file's SHA-256
Checked on
2026-10-12
Checked with
Revit 2025 (build 25.5.0.57)
File size
488 KB
History
Upgraded from the Revit 2019 format. 21 unused items were removed when the library copy was made.

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