Cable Containment

Inside a server room with black and red network cables organized on racks, with metal framing and a gray background.
Ceiling with fluorescent lights and metal beams, concrete wall, and red curtains.
Underneath view of a modern suspension bridge showing black and gray support cables, metal beams, and concrete pillars with a snowy landscape in the background.

Survey site and create a cable management plan detailing tray routes, load, drops, and segregation for power, data, and fire alarms. Choose suitable containment (ladder, basket, conduit, trunking) and corrosion-resistant materials. Fix to structure at specified intervals, support bends and expansion, and keep clearances from HVAC and lighting. Apply fire-stopping at penetrations, label routes, provide access for future additions, and test and document installations per the plan. Ensure compliance with local electrical and building codes. PS-3 statement available.

  • Ideal for commercial cable management; strong, seismic-compliant system.

    • Average cost

    • Medium airflow

    • Easy install

    • Medium loads

  • Ideal for lighter cable loads in Commercial Electrical / Data Installations.

    • Max airflow

    • Low cost

    • Very easy install

  • Ideal for high loads. Strong, with wider support fixings.

    • Max airflow

    • Very strong

    • Easy install

    • High cost

  • Totally enclosed cable containment system, excellent in exposed ceiling system.

    • Low airflow

    • Full mechanical protection

    • Medium to high cost

    • Easy to add circuits ( Follow recommended circuits amounts )

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