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Aluminum Cable Tray Ladder / Z-Rail / 3 1/4" Side Rail Height / 9" Rung Spacing / 9" Width / 3.66 Meters / Max. Capacity 205 Cables / Includes Splice Plate and Hardware

  • $ 1,699.00
  • Brand: CHAROFIL
  • Availability: In stock
  • SKU: CH-E89PX9AK

The Aluminum Cable Ladder for structured cabling is a component used in the installation of telecommunications networks and cabling systems in commercial buildings and data centers. Its primary function is...

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The Aluminum Cable Ladder for structured cabling is a component used in the installation of telecommunications networks and cabling systems in commercial buildings and data centers. Its primary function is to provide support and a management system for the cables and conduits that make up the cabling infrastructure in a given space. It consists of a series of rungs or horizontal bars connected to vertical supports. It is installed on the walls or ceilings of the building, providing a structure in which cables can be placed and secured in an orderly manner. This facilitates the identification of individual cables, their replacement or maintenance, and also contributes to efficient airflow management and heat dissipation in cabling systems while reducing the risk of tangles and damage.

General Features

  • Aluminum Cable Ladder Z-Profile
  • Side Rail Height 3 1/4 Inches
  • Width 9 Inches
  • Rung Spacing 9 Inches
  • Length 3.66 meters
  • Maximum Capacity 205 Cables (Cat6 cables as reference)
  • Resists 74.4 kg at 1.8 m distance without deformation
  • Can be installed in indoor, outdoor, saline, marine, heavy industry, humid environments, commercial sector, and climate-controlled areas
  • Consider branch connections for changes in trajectory. Take care with the bend radius, depending on the cabling.
  • Compliance standards: NEMA-VE1, NEMA-VE2, NMX-J-511ANCE
  • Includes 12 Carriage bolts with 2 Aluminum 3 1/4 Inch splices to connect with another ladder.
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