By enclosing the cables, they reduce the risk of accidents caused by tripping over loose wires and prevent damage to the cables themselves, ensuring a neat and organized appearance. Available in a couple of differenct configurations, there is the option of an All-Plastic design or there's also a Aluminium Capped option which has a plastic base.

In general, however, the installation of cable protectors is a relatively simple process that does not require specialised tools or equipment. The extremely durable polyurethane profiles provide exceptional long-term value, suitable for vehicles up to 11. Standard junction boxes are supplied with a height adjustable 6mm recessed lid, but can be supplied in brass or stainless steel finish, with any lid recess, to suit our 700 series and Minima ranges of floor boxes.

By covering exposed cables, they reduce the risk of tripping and falling accidents, especially in high-traffic areas. Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. Cable trunkings prevent your walls from being broken and deformed during renovation, and protect and organize your cables.

Keeping cables clearly organised and managed is vital for safety, both by eliminating trip hazards and ensuring cables are clearly marked. In the UK, the British Standard BS 7671 (also known as the "IET Wiring Regulations") sets out the requirements for the design, installation, and maintenance of electrical systems, including the use of cable protectors. Some of the key factors that may differentiate one type of cable protector from another include the materials used to make the cable protector, the size and shape of the cable protector, and the type of cables or cords that the cable protector is designed to protect.It is also important to choose a cable protector that is the appropriate size and shape for the cables and cords that need to be protected, as well as any potential hazards that the cable protector may be exposed to in the outdoor environment. For wrapping up heavy-duty wires in the house, garage, shed, car or even boat, our cable management straps are the perfect solution.

Electrical trunking is often manufactured with a slide and hinge system which allows easy access to the ducting once installed for ease of maintenance. Not only are these ideal to prevent accidents from tripping over cables they also offer protection to cables and wires from unnecessary damage caused by being trodden on.Trunking, also referred to as cable trunking, is designed to prevent potential damage to cables and wires, providing them with a durable enclosure. Some of the most important factors to consider include the type of cables or cords that need to be protected, the type of environment in which the cable protector will be used, and the amount of traffic or other potential hazards that the cable protector will be exposed to.

Not only is trunking ideal for protecting electrical cables, but they’re also great for hiding away unsightly wiring. The CENELEC standards apply to a wide range of electrical products and systems, including cable protectors, and provide guidance on the design, testing, and use of these products. A cable tidy is an essential for a commercial or office environment where many electrical products are used as the wiring can cause potential trip hazards if left unprotected.Homebase cable ties are generously lengthy, with added durability to ensure the chunkiest cables are kept neat - simply pick the size and amount you’ll need.